Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has issued a threat on Wednesday amid the ongoing investigation into the murder of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Giving a hoot, Trudeau has said that India has violated Canada's sovereignty, which is a big mistake. Trudeau said that we have credible evidence that agents of the Indian government were involved in the murder of Nijjar.
Justin Trudeau also made allegations against his country's lawmakers in testimony before the foreign interference inquiry. He said he had the names of Conservative MPs who were involved in foreign interference. Trudeau said he has instructed the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) to warn Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre and protect the integrity of the party.
Khalistani activities have flourished rapidly in Canada during the tenure of Justin Trudeau. Due to vote bank, Trudeau avoided taking any action on this issue. Last year in June, Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar was shot dead near a Gurudwara. Trudeau blamed Indian agents for this in Parliament, after which tension increased between the two countries. After this, after declaring the Indian diplomat as a person of interest, India took strict steps and recalled all its diplomats from Canada. Along with this, six Canadian diplomats in India were also expelled.
Canadian PM Trudeau may have got America's support in the Nijjar case, but his own people are against him in this matter. Articles are being published in local media houses alleging that Canada has allowed Sikh extremism to flourish within its borders. Canadian journalist Boardman has also targeted Trudeau, saying that he has failed to provide concrete evidence to the public following the increasing tension with India. This matter has escalated to expelling diplomats, but Trudeau is in a trust me brother phase instead of providing evidence.
