Canada's Liberal Party, led by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, is facing turmoil and declining popularity ahead of next year's elections. In an attempt to deflect from their sinking fortunes, the government has falsely accused India of involvement in the killing of Khalistani separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. This accusation has been debunked by the Indian government and is seen as a ploy to appease Sikh voters and deflect from Trudeau's failures.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau testified before a public inquiry into foreign interference in federal electoral processes and democratic institutions, where he accused the Indian government of interfering in Canada's safety and sovereignty. He mentioned that there was only intelligence, but no hard evidence, to support the claims of Indian government agents being involved in the killing of Khalistan separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar last year. Trudeau also stated that the Indian response to these allegations was to double down on attacks against his government and arbitrarily eject Canadian diplomats from India.
Amidst tensions between India and Canada over the murder plot of a pro-Khalistan activist, opposition leader Pierre Poilievre has stated that any foreign interference in Canadian affairs, including from India, is unacceptable and must be stopped. This follows the revelation by the RCMP that agents of the Indian government were involved in orchestrating criminal activity against members of the South Asian community, including Nijjar's murder. Poilievre also urged for a strong response from the Canadian government in the form of full criminal prosecution of those involved.
India has strongly condemned the Canadian government, led by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, for allegedly providing a safe haven for violent extremists and terrorists to harass and intimidate Indian diplomats and community leaders. This comes after a diplomatic communication from Canada suggesting that Indian diplomats were "persons of interest" in an investigation, raising suspicion of the Canadian government's political agenda. India warns that any further deterioration in bilateral ties will result in severe consequences for Canada.
Amid escalating tensions between India and Canada, India has withdrawn its High Commissioner, Sanjay Verma, and other diplomats after rejecting allegations of their involvement in a murder plot. The Ministry of External Affairs strongly condemned Canada's actions and stated that the safety of Indian officials in Canada is at risk. This move comes after months of strained relations and a lack of evidence from the Canadian government. India also accuses Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of pandering to separatist agendas for political gains.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde indirectly criticized former CM and Shiv Sena UBT president Uddhav Thackeray during the Shiv Sena's annual Dussehra rally. Shinde, without mentioning Thackeray's name, questioned his ability to become the state's next CM, pointing out that even his own allies don't support him. With the upcoming assembly elections approaching, Shinde's speech also touched on government schemes and projects, and vowed to continue the legacy of Balasaheb Thackeray. Meanwhile, strict immigration policies in Canada have led to a rise in enrolment in Punjab's colleges, and have also impacted the local politics in the state with several young men being elected as village heads.
The sudden death of NCP leader Baba Siddique, who was gunned down by members of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, has once again shed light on the criminal activities of the notorious group. The gang, led by 31-year-old Lawrence Bishnoi, is known for its involvement in numerous cases of revenge killings, extortion, and other serious crimes. Despite being lodged in jail, the gang continues to operate and allegedly has members scattered across Canada and the United States. This article provides an in-depth overview of the gang's origins, criminal operations, and involvement in high-profile cases, including the recent murder of Punjabi singer Sidhu Moosewala.
A video showing a violent eviction of an Indian tenant by a Canadian landlord has gone viral, sparking discussions on social media about landlord-tenant relationships in foreign countries. The incident, which occurred in Brampton, Ontario, has raised questions about the rights of tenants and proper eviction procedures in Canada. However, some social media users believe that the video does not show the full story and that the tenant may have violated landlord rules, leading to the eviction.
Lille pulled off a major upset in the Champions League as they defeated reigning champions Real Madrid with a 1-0 win at home. Canada striker Jonathan David scored from the penalty spot just before half-time, giving Lille a much deserved lead. Despite putting up a strong fight, Real Madrid was unable to find an equalizer, giving Lille a historic victory in European competition.
The French club, Lille, proved to be a formidable opponent as they secured a stunning 1-0 win against reigning European champions, Real Madrid. Canada striker, Jonathan David, sealed the victory with a converted penalty just before half-time, much to the delight of the sold-out 50,000 crowd. Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti acknowledged their poor performance and the criticism that comes with it, but with the new 36-team Champions League format, a spot in the play-off round may still be within reach.