For the past year, Canada has been continuously making statements against India. The recent statement of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has given a new twist to the tension between the relations of the two countries. India also took strict action on Canada's statement in the Khalistani Hardeep Singh Nijjar case and expelled its 6 diplomats. From this attitude of India, it seems that it has now decided to teach Canada a lesson.
If we talk about the bilateral trade between India and Canada, it is worth about 67 thousand crore rupees, in which India exports many things to Canada on a large scale. Business is at stake in this dispute, but India can teach Canada a lesson in another way. The 51st summit of G7 is going to be held in Canada next year. Along with the G7 countries, many other guest countries are also going to participate in it, including India.
Canada will be the chair of the G7 next year. The G7 countries include Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the US and the European Union. But every year many other countries are invited to its meeting. India was also invited to the 50th summit held in Italy last year, where India's PM Modi was warmly welcomed by Italy's PM Giorgio Meloni.
India can teach Canada a lesson by boycotting the G7 summit to be held in Canada next year. The reaction of the Ministry of External Affairs after Trudeau's statement seems to indicate that India can take some strict action against Canada.
What allegations did Trudeau make?Speaking on the Hardeep Singh Nijjar murder case, Trudeau said, “We don’t want this fight, but obviously the murder of a Canadian on Canadian soil is not something we can ignore as a country.”
Trudeau said we have clear and concrete evidence. Agents of the Indian government are engaged in activities that pose a threat to public safety. He further said, the RCMP met Indian officials to share evidence, which concluded that 6 agents of the Indian government are involved in criminal activities.
After this, India's Foreign Ministry rejected these allegations and called them absurd. MEA said Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is trying to tarnish India's image by making such baseless allegations due to political agenda.
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