Also Read: S Jaishankar slams Canada for welcoming 'people with links to organised crime' after arrest of 'Nijjar killers' Following that, on May 5, during an interaction discussing his book 'Why Bharat Matters', Jaishankar asserted, “A number of people with organised crime links from Punjab have been made welcome in Canada. We have been telling Canada saying, look these are wanted criminals from India, you have given them visas." Jaishankar also said some people in Canada, with 'pro-Pakistan leanings', have organised themselves politically and taken the shape of an influential political lobby, reported ANI. Also Read: Justin Trudeau says ‘rule-of-law’ after 3 arrested for Nijjar killing, Jaishankar says ‘internal politics’ "Often, when I see for example these kinds of attacks, threats to our embassies, because they concern me very deeply and I tell the foreign minister, suppose if (they) happened to you, if it was your embassy, your diplomat, your flag, how would you react.
We have to keep our position strong on this particular report which has come," Jaishankar said. Nijjar was shot and killed after he had stepped out of a gurdwara in Surrey in June 2023.
Also Read: Arrests Made in Sikh Activist’s Murder in Canada, Reports Say The killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, which Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau publicly linked to Indian intelligence, ignited a diplomatic firestorm between the two countries. However, the claim was vehemently denied by India which called it 'absurd and motivated'.
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