Canada-India Rift: How True Is Trudeau?

Though there appears to be no truth in the allegation, even if it is so, Trudeau and other so called liberal Canadian prime ministers are at fault.

India killed a Canadian Sikh? With this shocking allegation,Trudeau certainly seems playing politics. He is keeping mum on Canada’s long history of permitting its overseas allies to target non-white Canadian nationals.

Why on earth it seems, Canada is treating itself as if it’s the world’s doormat? A couple of decades have been witnessing a perpetual minor-leaguer playing in the major leagues of global diplomacy and international affairs. The insecurity as a nation seems to be pleading every time to be taken seriously as an indispensable international “player” on world stage.

The stern-looking Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wishes to be treated as man of action and gravity. Earlier this week when Trudeau rose in the House of Commons, he came out with something like this: Canada’s spies and cops have recently been ‘pursuing’ ‘potential’ ‘links’ that its democratic ally, India, may have through its agents killed a Canadian citizen on Canadian soil.’’

Mark the words here. Three terms used by Trudeau lead to the real truth – ‘potential’, ‘links’ and ‘pursuing’.

The term ‘Potential’ here insinuates a connection indirectly. When Trudeau has not been able to present any evidence, the term sounds mall intention. Candian security agencies or spies or cops have not so far succeeded in establishing any connection tying, unequivocally, Indian  “agents” to the murder of the Sikh separatist

Coming to the next term “link”.  This term shows to imply that something is true, without having been proven to be true.

And the third term used by Trudeau is ”pursuing”.  Via his own admission, Trudeau acknowledges here that Canadian cops and spies are still “pursuing” the evidence for what he said.

One more thing requires attention. Trudeau’s out of a sudden, indignant look over India looks unexpected which certainly is based upon some concrete ground behind the curtain. This may be connected to making vote-grounds under his feet pleasing Sikh voters for the 45th federal elections of Canada. But then he again is misunderstood the situation. Not all Sikhs living in Canada or India are supporting Khalistan.

This move may boomerang on Trudeau’s government itself since he has tried to give a wrong message. This might detract non-Sikh voters too.