Diplomatic Turmoil: Canada and India's Allegations

Canada accuses India's Interior Minister Amit Shah of plotting against Sikh separatists in Canada. Diplomatic tensions rise following the alleged involvement of the Indian government in the murder of Sikh leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada and a foiled plot against another separatist in the U.S.

Canada leveled serious allegations against India's Interior Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday, accusing him of orchestrating plots on Canadian soil against Sikh separatists. This accusation follows Canada's expulsion of six Indian diplomats, linked to the murder of Sikh separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada.

Tensions between both nations are escalating as India rejects these claims and retaliates with reciprocal expulsions of Canadian diplomats. The diplomatic row has impacted various bilateral relationships, including trade talks, and raised concerns about political agendas at play.

The controversy has even garnered international attention, with the United States expressing concerns over a foiled plot in New York. Meanwhile, diplomatic channels remain active as both countries grapple with the unfolding situation, impacting their geopolitical ties and raising serious international questions.

(With inputs from agencies.)