India denies it was behind killing of a B.C. Sikh leader

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Canada isn’t trying to “provoke” India with the accusation its government is linked to the June killing of a B.C. Sikh leader, but the potential repercussions of the allegation took centre stage Tuesday amid tepid international and domestic political support for Canada’s approach.

Related Keywords

Russia ,India ,Ottawa ,Ontario ,Canada ,Mumbai ,Maharashtra ,Waterloo ,United States ,Australia ,Vancouver ,British Columbia ,United Kingdom ,China ,New Delhi ,Delhi ,Canadian ,Chinese ,Stephen Brown ,Jagmeet Singh ,Adrienne Watson ,Mukhbir Singh ,Bessma Momani ,Narendra Modi ,Hardeep Singh Nijjar ,Dominic Leblanc ,Stephanie Levitz ,Justin Trudeau ,Vivek Dehejia ,Alex Ballingall ,Pierre Poilievre ,Us National Security Council ,Carleton University Canada ,India Centre ,Khalistan Tiger ,World Sikh Organization Of Canada ,University Of Waterloo ,Twitter ,National Council Of Canadian Muslims ,Prime Minister Justin Trudeau ,Security Council ,Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi ,Leader Pierre Poilievre ,Public Safety Minister Dominic Leblanc ,Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara ,Khalistan Tiger Force ,Carleton University ,World Sikh Organization ,National Council ,Canadian Muslims ,