Canadian committee weighs probe on new Indian violence allegations

A parliamentary committee is gathering connected Friday to measurement a petition to survey new allegations of Indian overseas interference successful Canada that led to the expulsion of diplomats by some countries successful tat-for-tat-moves.

The lasting committee connected nationalist information and nationalist information agreed to a petition from members to clasp the exigency gathering connected the caller developments related to caller revelations from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police regarding Indian authorities agents.

The RCMP said connected Monday that it has important magnitude of accusation connected transgression enactment allegedly orchestrated by agents of the Indian government.

The grounds points to “violent extremism” successful some countries, links tying Indian authorities agents to homicides and convulsive acts, usage of organized transgression targeting the South Asian assemblage successful Canada, and interference successful antiauthoritarian processes, according to the RCMP.

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Relations betwixt India and Canada person soured since 2023 erstwhile Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Canadian quality agencies had credible grounds linking agents of the Indian authorities to the assassination of Sikh separatist person Hardeep Singh Nijjar successful Surrey, B.C.

India has agelong denied immoderate engagement successful Nijjar’s sidesplitting and accused Trudeau connected Monday of pursuing a “political agenda.”

Global News has learned agents moving retired of India’s precocious committee successful Ottawa and consulates successful Vancouver and Toronto were down dozens of convulsive crimes crossed Canada that targeted opponents of the Narendra Modi government.

According to elder sources acquainted with the matter, supporters of the Khalistan movement, which seeks independency for India’s Sikh-majority Punjab region, arsenic good arsenic rivals of the Modi government, were targeted.

— with files from Global News and Reuters