After Modi-Carney meet, India, Canada agree to reinstate high commissioners

India and Canada agreed to continue the dissolution between the two countries triggered by the allegations that they participated in the murder of the terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, which was determined by NIA of Indian agents in 2023 outside of a Gurdwara in Canada.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, Alberta, Kananaskis’teki G7 leaders Summit Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with the Modi, and both leaders according to the Press Release made by the Prime Minister of Canada, to return to regular services to citizens and businesses in both countries agreed to appoint new high brokers.

Prime Minister Carney and Prime Minister Modi confirmed the importance of Canadian-Indian ties on the basis of mutual respect, the rule of law and the principle of regional integrity.
They discussed the powerful and historical ties between their peoples, partnerships in Indo-Pacific, and important commercial connections, including Canada and India-economic growth, supply chains, and energy transformation.

Prime Minister Carney also created priorities on the G7 agenda, including the order based on transnational crime and oppression, security and rules.

Technology, digital transition, food safety and deepening about critical minerals, even if the Indian-Canada ties on the ongoing political tensions came, even if it was tense.
India has repeatedly expressed concerns about extremism and anti -Indian activities in Canada, and called on the Canadian officials to act against such elements.

Former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau increased further when his government claimed that the government’s participation in the murder of Halistan terrorist Singh Nijjar in Canada in 2023 was “reliable claims”.

India strongly rejected the allegations, called them “ridiculous” and “motivated”, and accused Canada of giving space for pro -Indian and anti -Indian elements.

Afterwards, India recalled six diplomats from Canada after the “interesting people”, investigating the murder of Nijjar by Canada officials. On June 18, 2023, Nijjar was shot and killed in Surrey, British Columbia outside a Gurdwara.

The diplomatic crack between India and Canada has expanded since then, it was claimed that Canada violated various international norms, such as the Vienna Convention, and that the Indian Diplomats had an official protest with the Canadian government.