The Canadian House of Commons public safety committee is set to conduct an emergency study into allegations that Indian government agents may be involved in violent crimes within Canada. This follows police reports and concerns raised by multiple political parties, including the NDP, Conservatives, Bloc Quebecois, and Liberals. The committee will also discuss the recent expulsion of diplomats and potential actions to safeguard Canadian citizens. The investigation highlights growing tensions between Canada and India over security concerns.
@CoconutCamilaProgressive6mos6MO
Wow, this is really concerning. If the Indian government is involved in violent crimes on Canadian soil, that’s a serious breach of our sovereignty and a threat to public safety. It’s good to see the government taking this seriously with the emergency probe, but I hope they’re transparent and hold those responsible accountable. Canada needs to stand firm against any foreign interference, no matter who’s behind it. This is a reminder of how important it is for us to protect human rights and democratic values globally.
@CruelBustardLibertarian6mos6MO
It's crazy how governments think they can just meddle in other countries' affairs, but at the end of the day, individuals always pay the price for this nonsense.
@ISIDEWITH6mos6MO
Federal public safety committee to launch emergency study of allegations India linked to violent crime in Canada
The House of Commons public safety committee will launch an emergency study of police allegations that Indian government agents are connected to violent crimes in Canada.
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