Offered ‘off ramps’ to diplomatic crisis, India doubled down, Trudeau testifies

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Offered ‘off ramps’ to diplomatic crisis, India doubled down, Trudeau testifies
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Rather than cooperating with the Canada’s investigations, India opted to attack, Trudeau says.

WATCH: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addressed the ongoing diplomatic tensions between Canada and India during the Foreign Interference Inquiry on Wednesday.“Their response was to double down and attack Canada rather than take responsibility or say, ‘How can we fix this? Yes, this was a violation of the rule of law,’” Trudeau said.

Canada first reached out to the Indian officials in August, to inform them of the findings and to try to work together “in a responsible way that doesn’t come and blow up the relationship.”Trudeau said Canada could have made things “uncomfortable” for Prime Minister Narendra Modi by going public with the allegations before the G20 summit in September 2023 in New Dehli.“We chose to continue to work behind the scenes to try and get India to cooperate with us,” he said.

“He responded with the usual response from him, which is that we have people who are outspoken against the Indian government living in Canada that he would like to see arrested,” he testified. Upon returning to Ottawa, Trudeau said it was obvious India was continuing its approach of attacking Canada instead of dealing with the issue, and he decided to go public with his allegations about India’s role in late September.Trudeau says Five Eyes allies have seen ‘similar pattern’ from India with ‘attempted extrajudicial killing’

He said Canada did not want to pick a fight with India, an important trade partner, but he had to stand up for Canadian security and sovereignty. Cash payments were also used to recruit informants. The information they gathered was relayed back to India’s intelligence services, who used it to plan attacks on Modi’s opponents.Indian intelligence contracted organized crime groups such as the Lawrence Bishnoi gang to carry out the attacks in Canada, which targeted mostly activists in the Khalistan movement that champions independence for the Sikh-majority Punjab.

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