Justin Trudeau wants to raise the issue of foreign interference in a meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the G20 summit
India, now the world’s most populous country, is featured prominently in the Indo-Pacific region, where Canada is looking to diversify away from it’s largest trading partner, the United States.
Trudeau, whose Liberal government announced a public inquiry into allegations of foreign interference on Thursday, went on to say that China is not the only country deserving of scrutiny. New Delhi has previously argued that elements in Canada have been behind interference in domestic affairs in India, including in relation to the Khalistani separatist movement, which advocates for part of the Indian state of Punjab to become an independent country.Article content
Police said they have no evidence of any links to foreign interference and had no reason to believe the Sikh community in Canada is at risk.
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