India vs Canada / After Nijjar, Justin Trudeau now dragged India into elections - made this allegation

India vs Canada: Last year, Canada had accused India of involvement in the murder of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. At the same time, this year Justin Trudeau's country has accused the Modi government of interfering in two elections. Canada said it is ready to investigate India's alleged involvement during its 2019 and 2021 federal elections. The Federal Commission will start investigation in this matter from January 29. The interim report of the commission is expected on May 3 while the final report of the federal commission may come by the end of this year. Actually, this entire matter has come to light after a report last year, in which it was said that Trudeau had started investigating after intelligence documents were leaked in the media.

These documents alleged that China had interfered in Canadian elections by supporting candidates sympathetic to President Xi Jinping's government. According to Bloomberg report, on Wednesday the Federal Commission of Canada said that it will investigate the involvement of Prime Minister Narendra Modi government in this matter.

Canadian Federal Commission also asked for documents from Trudeau government

Canada's Federal Commission to Investigate Foreign Interference has said it is investigating alleged interference by India to determine whether India played any role in influencing the two general elections (2019 and 2021), a report has confirmed. Is? The commission also said that it has asked the federal government to produce documents related to such allegations.

Canada had accused India of Nijjar massacre

Canadian PM Justin Trudeau had blamed India for the murder of Sikh separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar last year. He had said on September 18 that India was involved in the murder of Nijjar. We will look into it. However, India had completely rejected PM Trudeau's statement. India had said that Trudeau's statement was politically motivated. After this statement, relations between India and Canada turned sour. Let us tell you that on June 18 last year, Hardeep Singh Nijjar was shot dead outside a Gurudwara in Canada.