


Tensions Rise Between Canada and India Amid Allegations of Violence Against Sikh Separatists
Canadian Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister David Morrison alleges Indian Home Minister Amit Shah sanctioned violence against Sikh separatists in Canada, escalating diplomatic tensions.
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Overview
Canadian officials, led by Deputy Foreign Minister David Morrison, accuse Indian Home Minister Amit Shah of orchestrating violence against Sikh separatists in Canada. Allegations have triggered significant diplomatic tensions, resulting in the expulsion of diplomats from both countries. Trudeau has corroborated claims linking Indian agents to criminal activity against Sikh activists, while India dismisses these accusations as baseless. Recent investigations highlight a broader pattern of alleged transnational repression by India against Sikhs abroad. The diplomatic fallout over these serious allegations continues to strain Canada-India relations amidst fears of escalating violence.
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