India Canada News | Should India Drag Canada To FATF? Justin Trudeau News | English News | News18

India Canada News | Should India Drag Canada To FATF? Justin Trudeau News | English News | News18 Talking about the reduced visa services between India and Canada amid a diplomatic row between the two nations, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said that if Indian diplomats are provided safety in Canada as per the Vienna Convention, he would like "very much to resume the issuing of visas". Jaishankar said, a few weeks ago, India stopped issuing visas in Canada because it was no longer safe for our diplomats to go to work to issue visas. In September, India asked Canada to downsize its diplomatic staff in the country, arguing that it wanted an equal number of diplomats posted in the country and in Ottawa. The number of Canadian diplomats posted in Delhi was much higher than Indian diplomats in Ottawa. Diplomatic ties between India and Canada soured after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau claimed there was a "potential link" between the murder of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar and the Indian government. Nijjar was killed in June outside a gurdwara in Canada by two unidentified assailants #india #canada #justintrudeau n18oc_world

India Canada News | Should India Drag Canada To FATF? Justin Trudeau News | English News | News18
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India Canada News | Should India Drag Canada To FATF? Justin Trudeau News | English News | News18
Talking about the reduced visa services between India and Canada amid a diplomatic row between the two nations, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said that if Indian diplomats are provided safety in Canada as per the Vienna Convention, he would like "very much to resume the issuing of visas".

Jaishankar said, a few weeks ago, India stopped issuing visas in Canada because it was no longer safe for our diplomats to go to work to issue visas. In September, India asked Canada to downsize its diplomatic staff in the country, arguing that it wanted an equal number of diplomats posted in the country and in Ottawa. The number of Canadian diplomats posted in Delhi was much higher than Indian diplomats in Ottawa.

Diplomatic ties between India and Canada soured after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau claimed there was a "potential link" between the murder of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar and the Indian government. Nijjar was killed in June outside a gurdwara in Canada by two unidentified assailants

#india #canada #justintrudeau n18oc_world

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