[arista]

Canada has No Evidence
that the Security Service of India killed
Canadian Sikh leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar.


He was murdered
but there is No Evidence that India killed him.


Trudeau,
yesterday, asked India to work with them.


But he has No Evidence





Trudeau was at the G20 meeting Modi
he could have given some evidence.


[In an uncharacteristically sharp statement,
the Indian government said it had
"strong concerns about continuing anti-India
activities of extremist elements in Canada"
who it accused of "promoting secessionism
and inciting violence against Indian diplomats".

The reference is to calls by Sikh activists
in Canada for Khalistan, or a separate
homeland for Sikhs.
It's a demand that evokes painful memories
for millions in India, especially in northern
Punjab state where Sikhs form the majority
of the population
(outside Punjab, Canada has the highest number
of Sikhs in the world).]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-66851144