Canada’s accusations ‘considerable test of strength of US-India collaboration’ state professionals

WASHINGTON: US-based senior defence expert Derek J Grossman on Tuesday stated Canada’s claims relating to the Indian federal government’s participation in the deadly shooting of Khalistan Tiger Force chief Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada “might be most considerable test of strength of US-India collaboration considering that early 2000s.” The nationwide security and Indo-Pacific expert at RAND Corporation, an American not-for-profit international policy think tank, published on X: “Canada’s bombshell allegation today versus India might be most considerable test of strength of US-India collaboration given that early 2000s. That stated, United States will take out all the stops to keep India nearby its side to assist counter China, which might indicate avoiding of this mess.” An economics teacher at Carleton university in Ottawa, Canada, Vivek Dehejia called Canada’s accusations versus India ‘explosive’. In a post on X he stated, “These are explosive accusations by Trudeau versus India, yet unverified. The currently torn bilateral relationship will take a nose dive, and the Indo-Canadian diaspora will be riven by this. Best for everybody to take a time out till the reality are understood.” Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau on Monday implicated the Indian federal government of lagging the deadly shooting of Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Najjar, who was desired in India, was assassinated outside a Gurdwara, in a parking lot in Canada’s Surrey, British Columbia on June 18. Coming from Bharsinghpur town in Punjab’s Jalandhar, Nijjar was based in Surrey and had actually been stated “absconder” by the National Investigation Agency (NIA). South Asia Institute Director at the Wilson Center, Michael Kugelman, has actually stated Canada’s claims versus India are a “reflection of an extremely stuffed relationship.” “The Canadians didn’t tackle this silently. Trudeau made the direct allegation while speaking prior to t
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