Did not give evidence to India in Nijjar case… Confession of Canadian PM Justin Trudeau!

Justin Trudeau's confession has come to light amidst the sourness in India-Canada relations. Trudeau has accepted that he did not give evidence related to Nijjar's murder to India. Trudeau said that he had only given intelligence information to India in the case related to the Najjar murder and not any concrete evidence. This statement of Canadian PM Trudeau is also considered important because Canada has been claiming from the beginning that it had given evidence of the Najjar murder case to India. However, India has been denying these claims of Canada.

Justin Trudeau's government had made several serious allegations against India regarding the murder of Khalistani Hardeep Singh Nijjar, since then there was bitterness between the two countries. In December last year, Trudeau had made serious allegations against India and said that Indian agents were also involved in the murder of Khalistani Hardeep Singh Nijjar. India had clearly denied such allegations.

The Indian Foreign Ministry recently issued a statement accusing the Canadian government of not sharing evidence of the allegations. India also accused Trudeau of vote bank politics and said that despite the demand, Canada has not presented any concrete evidence of India's involvement in Nijjar's murder case.

Amid the ongoing tension between India and Canada, Sean Casey, an MP of the Liberal Party of Canada, has also demanded the resignation of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau from the post of party chief before the next elections. The MP said, that people believe that enough is enough, they are fed up with him and want his resignation.

The Canadian PM also said that his government had tried to question Indian diplomats in this matter, but the Indian officials did not cooperate, taking advantage of their diplomatic immunity, due to which the Canadian government was forced to make the decision to expel these Indian diplomats from the country.

Trudeau has been accusing India of the murder of Khalistani Nijjar for the past year, but the Canadian government and police have not been able to present a single proof to India so far. However, now Trudeau has also accepted that he has not presented any concrete proof to India. At the same time, due to deteriorating relations with India, he is now surrounded from all sides. On one hand, MPs of his party are demanding his removal, while on the other hand, the Canadian media is also criticizing the Trudeau government.