In a startling admission during a public inquiry, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau admitted that Canada had no "hard evidentiary proof" to support allegations linking Indian government agents to the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

The MEA also held Trudeau’s “cavalier behaviour” responsible for damaging India-Canada relations. “What we have heard today only confirms what we have been saying consiste

The Canadian prime minister criticized India Wednesday over its alleged interference in the "safety and sovereignty of Canada."

Trudeau said the Indian side asked for evidence 'and our response was, well, it's within your security agencies.' But the Indian side insisted on the evidence. 'And at that point, it was primarily intelligence,

Testifying before the country's foreign interference inquiry, Trudeau admitted that New Delhi had demanded the sharing of proof -- something that India has been insisting on till date -- after the allegations.

Trudeau stated that Prime Minister Modi gave the 'usual' reply, expressing a desire to see outspoken critics of the Indian government in Canada arrested.

The MEA held Canadian PM Justin Trudeau responsible for the damage in India-Canada relations after he admitted to no ‘hard evidentiary proof’, only intelligence of alleged involvement of Indian govern

The MEA remarked that the responsibility for the damage that the cavalier behaviour has caused to India-Canada relations lies with Prime Minister Trudeau alone.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Wednesday claimed he only went public with the Hardeep Singh Nijjar's murder allegation involving India’s government after a lengthy behind-the-scenes effort to address the matter diplomatically was rejected by Indian officials.

Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau takes part in public hearings for an independent commission probing alleged foreign interference in Canadian elections in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada October 16, 2024.