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India, Canada Expel Diplomats Over Murder Accusations

    Above: India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi (R) shakes hand with Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau ahead of the G20 Leaders' Summit in New Delhi on September 9, 2023. Image copyright: Evan Vucci/Contributor/AFP via Getty Images

    The Spin

    Canadian authorities are simply following the clear and compelling evidence of a murder investigation. Not only were these diplomats involved in the murder of Nijjar, but Indian officials, stretching all the way to the top of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's office, are linked to multiple murders on Canadian soil. The least Canada can do for the victims is expel these perpetrators from the country.

    This is a politically motivated act. Firstly, Trudeau and his government have yet to present any of the so-called 'evidence' linking the Indian government to these murders. More importantly, Trudeau's allegations are solely based on his desire to shore up support from Sikh voters whom he relies on to stay in power. Trudeau's cabinet is full of pro-Sikh separatists, which clearly shows his bias in this matter.



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