‘Canada is a country with rule of law’, what did Trudeau say on the arrest of 3 Indians in the murder of Nijjar

Hardeep Singh Nijjar Murder Case: Reacting to the arrest of three Indians over the death of Khalistani separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Saturday said Canada is a rule of law country with a strong and independent justice system. According to the CBS report, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police has named three people in the case as 28-year-old Karanpreet Singh, 22-year-old Kamalpreet Singh and 22-year-old Karan Brar.

Police said that all three were arrested on Friday from Edmonton city of Alberta. “This is important because Canada has a strong and independent justice system as well as a fundamental commitment to the safety of all its citizens,” Justin Trudeau said at an event celebrating Sikh heritage in Toronto on Saturday, CBS reports. This is a country where the law is followed.”

Justin Trudeau again made these serious allegations

The Canadian Prime Minister said, “As the RCMP have stated, the investigation is ongoing, as well as a separate and specific investigation not limited to the involvement of the three individuals arrested yesterday.” Not only this, on Saturday Justin Trudeau reportedly alleged that many people of Canada’s Sikh community are feeling unsafe after the murder of Nijjar. “Every Canadian has a fundamental right to be safe and free from threats of discrimination and violence in Canada,” he said.

S Jaishankar replied to the Canadian government

Meanwhile, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Saturday said that whatever is happening in Canada regarding Nijjar’s murder is mostly due to their internal politics and has nothing to do with India. S Jaishankar said that a section of pro-Khalistan people are using Canada’s democracy, creating a lobby and becoming a vote bank. In Canada, the ruling party does not have a majority in Parliament and some parties are dependent on pro-Khalistan leaders.

Canadian government does not cooperate

Jaishankar said, “We have appealed to the Canadian government many times not to give visa, legality or political space to such people who are creating problems for the relations between the two countries, but the Canadian government has never done anything.” . India had demanded the extradition of 25 people, most of whom are Khalistan supporters, but here too the government did not cooperate.” S. Jaishankar further said that Canada never provided any evidence. Their police agencies also do not cooperate with us. In Canada, it is their political compulsion to blame India. As the election time is approaching in Canada, vote bank politics is increasing there.

murder of hardeep singh nijjar

Hardeep Singh Nijjar, 45, was shot dead in June 2023 outside a gurudwara in Surrey, a Vancouver suburb with a large Sikh population. A few months later, Justin Trudeau had alleged the involvement of the Indian government in this. After this a diplomatic crisis arose between the two countries. Hardeep Singh Nijjar was a Canadian citizen who ran campaigns related to Khalistan.

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