West downplays India's Khalistan concerns, as it's doesn't pose direct threat to them: Canadian Security Expert
India's concerns regarding Khalist extremism.
He also pointed out a fundamental problem that the Canadian government assumed all Sikhs as Khalistanis and all Khalistanis as Sikhs.
In an interview to ANI, George said, «The Khalistan movement does not pose a direct threat to the West, at least not often. So, hence which is why you see Western countries try and downplay or ignore India's pleas, no matter how legitimate India's concerns may be.»
"Canada, I believe, is conflating separatist militancy with legitimate religion. They assume that all Sikhs are Khalistanis and all Khalistanis are Sikhs and that's where the problem lies fundamentally," he added.
The diplomatic row between India and Canda underwent a fresh escalation when Canada labelled India's High Commissioner and other diplomats as «persons of interest» in the investigation of Nijjar's death. Following this, India decided to call back its High Commissioner and five other diplomats from Canada.
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