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Canada's decision on Khalistanis a threat to India: Amarinder Singh

NigerianCanadianNews by NigerianCanadianNews
April 15, 2019
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CHANDIGARH: Accusing the government of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in canada of “succumbing to domestic political pressure to get rid of all references to Khalistani extremism in its 2018 report on terrorist threats”, punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Sunday aforementioned the move was a threat to Indian and international security.

Amarinder Singh expressed shock at the ruling Canadian Liberal Party’s “knee-jerk call that was clearly aimed toward protecting its political interests in an election year”, saying it may have serious consequences for India-Canadian relations in the future.

“Trudeau is playing with fire with his decision to assuage inflamed domestic passions through this ill-considered move,” Amarinder Singh said.

The Chief Minister pointed out that he himself had given proof to the Canadian Prime Minister, during the latter’s india visit in february last year, of Canada’s soil being employed to spread the separatist Khalistani ideology against a friendly country.

“Trudeau had been informed of Khalistani activists being involved in financing terror activities in india from canada,” the Chief Minister said.

“Pointing to the well-known fact that Trudeau’s party was inundated by such activists and separatists, the Chief Minister dubbed the erasure of the various references to Khalistan associated Khalistani organisations from the latest threat report as an unpardonable act in the eyes of the peace-loving global community,” Amarinder Singh’s spokesman said. ..

“Such an act amounted to endorsement of the terror activities and de facto promotion of extremism,” the Chief Minister added, condemning outright the selective changes made by the Canadian government in its report on threats.

Only references with respect to Khalistan and related terms have been targeted by the Trudeau administration, he discovered, adding that it appeared to be a clear case of the Canadian government giving in to political compulsions.

“It is obvious that Trudeau had played safe in view of the upcoming elections in canada, giving in to pressure within his country. He has quite blatantly ignored the adverse impact this could have not only on Canada’s relations with india but also on geopolitical stability,” he added .

Amarinder Singh warned the Canadian government against encouraging hardliners through such actions, that he aforementioned were harmful to the interest of both india and Canada as well as the international community.

“The world cannot afford to fan extremism in any form, which is what the Trudeau government was effectively doing with such ill-thought moves,” he said.

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