NDTV · 2h
Justin Trudeau Admits Canada Has "Only Intel, No Evidence" In Nijjar Killing
In a startling admission during a public inquiry, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau admitted that Canada had no "hard evidentiary proof" to support allegations linking Indian government agents to the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
abp LIVE · 56m
Justin Trudeau Admits Canada Only Had 'Intel, Not Hard Proof' Of India's Role In Nijjar Killing
The diplomatic row worsened after Canada called Indian diplomats in Ottawa "persons of interest", alleging that they were involved in the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar last September.
Firstpost · 13h
Trudeau admits didn't provide hard proof against India in Nijjar killing, says only shared intel
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau on Wednesday admitted that he did not present concrete evidence to India on Nijjar’s killing and said that he only shared intelligence before publicly accusing India of bein
Deccan Herald · 10h
'No proof' of India's involvement in Nijjar killing, admits Trudeau, says information about Canadians passed on to Bishnoi gang
Trudeau said that Ottawa had taken up with New Delhi the allegation against the role of India’s agents in Canada in the killing of Nijjar. New Delhi responded by doubling down on attacks against his government and by arbitrarily ejecting dozens of Canadian diplomats from India, he said.
english.mathrubhumi · 4h
Trudeau admits Canada lacked hard proof on India's role in Nijjar's killing amid growing pressure
Ottawa: In a major embarrassment for Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau admitted on Wednesday that the government only provided some intelligence information and no solid proof before accusing Indi
Firstpost · 3h
Trudeau responsible for damaging ties, says MEA as Canada PM admits 'no hard proof' against India in Nijjar killing
The MEA held Canadian PM Justin Trudeau responsible for the damage in India-Canada relations after he admitted to no ‘hard evidentiary proof’, only intelligence of alleged involvement of Indian govern
ThePrint · 11h
“Provided intelligence to India not hard evidentiary proof,” says Trudeau on Nijjar killing
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Wednesday said that his government had not provided India with hard evidence but just intelligence regarding the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar on Canadian soil.
timesnownews · 6h
'No Hard Evidence': Justin Trudeau's BIG Confession Amid Escalating India-Canada Diplomatic Row Over Nijjar Killing
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau confessed that Canada did not share any evidence against India after it alleged the Indian Government's involvement in the killing of Khalistani separatist Hardeep Singh. India had rejected these charges.
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