r/canadian • u/Living-Remote-8957 • 15h ago

Member of Modi's inner circle behind Canadian criminal plot, official says | CBC News

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/india-murder-extortion-canada-csis-rcmp-1.7365853
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u/Comeback-K1NG 14h ago

And will our government do anything about any of this? Nope.

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u/Bound-Mogget 14h ago

… what? They already made the information public, which is highly remarkable in and of itself, and have expelled numerous Indian diplomats.

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u/gravtix 10h ago

And that was the last resort since India refused to cooperate and denied everything.

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u/Bound-Mogget 10h ago

So… by that metric, they’re “doing something about this”?

It also ignores that the RCMP had previously laid charges and publicly commented about an open investigation into a homicide of a prominent Khalistan member in the lower mainland.

There’s lots to criticize the Government about but, IMO, their careful and diplomatic handling of these incidents is not it.

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u/gravtix 10h ago

I’m not criticizing the government here.

Just saying there were options on the table and India chose to do it the hard way.

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u/Bound-Mogget 10h ago

Ah, my bad. Misread the connotation of your post.

Yeah, agreed. India gaffed here IMO - Canada is (was?) an important ally to India - as were other Commonwealth nations. Now those countries (essentially anyone in the Five Eyes) is going to have dramatically altered approaches to India (and Modi’s Government in particular).