Justin Trudeau

Trudeau mentioned in an interview with CBC news that the US indictment seemed to have led to a shift in India's approach, indicating a more measured stance from the Narendra Modi government.

India has labeled the claims as 'absurd' and 'motivated,' and External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar stated that an investigation could be considered if Canada provides evidence. However, Indian officials argued that diplomatic conversations are protected under international law and cannot be used as evidence.

Trudeau, who had previously asserted suspicions of Indian agents' involvement in the death of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a Canadian citizen, expressed to CBC News the seriousness of these allegations and the collaborative efforts between Canadian and American counterparts.

According to 'The Fifth Estate,' Trudeau's administration has been actively assisting the Chinese government in tracking down Chinese dissidents who have sought asylum in Canada.

In an exclusive interview with Nepalese media outlet Namaste Radio Toronto, Poilievre emphasized the importance of maintaining a respectful and professional relationship with the Indian government.

Trudeau remarked, "The Indian government is creating an incredibly challenging situation, disrupting the daily lives of millions of people in both India and Canada, and all of this is happening in direct violation of fundamental diplomatic principles."

The accusations, which came last month, kicked up a diplomatic row between India and Canada with both nations expelling a diplomat each and New Delhi dismissing the claims as "absurd".