India-Canada Row: Jaishankar Challenges Trudeau Over Lack of Evidence in Nijjar Murder Case.

India-Canada Row: Foreign Minister Jaishankar rebuffs Canada’s claims, demanding evidence in the Hardeep Singh Nijjar murder case.

Learn more about the escalating tensions and the latest developments. Canada did not, Foreign Minister Jaishankar showed the mirror to Trudeau on the fourth arrest in the terrorist Nijjar murder case.

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has once again denied the involvement of Indian citizens in the murder of terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

He said that to date Canada has not provided any evidence related to this case to India.

Canada did not provide any evidence: Foreign Minister Jaishankar.

Addressing a seminar at the National Stock Exchange in Mumbai, he said that we have said for a long time that if there is any evidence of any incident, any violence in Canada, we are ready to investigate it.

However, Canada has not provided any evidence to date for investigation by Indian agencies.

What did the Foreign Minister say about another arrest?

Speaking to the media, the External Affairs Minister said that India has never found anything that is specific and worthy of being investigated by our investigative agencies.

He further said that I do not know whether anything has changed in this regard in the last few days.

Meanwhile, Canadian police arrested a fourth suspect on Saturday for alleged involvement in Nijjar’s murder. The Foreign Minister has also reacted to this arrest.

India is ready to investigate: Jaishankar.

He said that I have also read that another arrest had been made in this case. If the person is an Indian citizen, you notify the government or embassy of the country of origin, usually by consular.

We have long said that if there is any evidence regarding any incident in Canada that is relevant to India, we are ready to investigate it.