June 19th 2024.
The Canadian Parliament recently paid tribute to the late Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar on the first anniversary of his death. In a solemn moment of silence, members of the House of Commons honored the memory of Nijjar, whose life came to a violent end in a parking lot in Surrey, Canada on June 18th of last year.
This tribute comes in the midst of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's visit to India, during which he expressed his enthusiasm for collaborating with the new Indian government on various important matters. Trudeau's comments were made after a meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the G7 summit in Italy.
Nijjar's death has been a contentious issue between Canada and India, with the latter accusing Canadian officials of being involved in the killing. However, Canada has yet to provide any evidence to support these claims. This has caused a strain in the relationship between the two countries.
India, on the other hand, maintains that the primary concern between the two nations is Canada's tolerance of pro-Khalistan groups operating within its borders without consequence. This has been an ongoing issue that has caused tension between Ottawa and New Delhi.
In response to Nijjar's death, India had designated him as a terrorist under the Unlawful Activities Act. So far, Canada has arrested three individuals in connection with the killing.
As the Canadian Parliament remembers Nijjar and his controversial past, it is clear that the relationship between Canada and India remains complex and multifaceted. With both nations seeking to address important issues and strengthen their ties, it is important for them to work together and find common ground.
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