Trudeau doubles down on murder allegations after India halts visa services in Canada | FULL

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau held a press conference in New York on Thursday, where he took questions about Canada's tensions with India. This comes as Canada is adjusting its diplomatic staff presence in India, and New Delhi is halting visa services in Canada as a spat over the murder of a Canadian citizen deepens.

"We're not looking to provoke or cause problems, but we are unequivocal around the importance of the rule of law and unequivocal about the importance of protecting Canadians and standing up for our values," he said. "That's why we call upon the government of India to work with us to establish processes, to uncover the truth of the matter, and to allow justice and accountability to be served."

Trudeau doubled down on claims that his government has "credible" intelligence that the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government was linked to the killing of 45-year-old Sikh activist, Hardeep Singh Nijjar, in British Columbia.

Nijjar, a prominent Canadian Sikh leader who advocated for the Khalistan movement, was shot dead on June 18 outside the Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara in Surrey, B.C. Trudeau hasn't elaborated further on what evidence Canadian intelligence agencies may have.

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[devw]

This guy took "Trust me bro" to a whole another level 😂

[harikesavareddy]

According to him only Canada's rule of law is important, when people violated India's rule of law and escaped to his country he doesn't care at all regarding extradition treaties. Hypocrisy also should have limits.

[ppthegreat-hz]

For every question he just had one answer, ' RULE OF LAW'😂NO EVIDENCE THOUGH😂. FEELING SAD FOR CANADIANS💀

[tejassubramanya]

World to Trudeau: "Where is the evidence?"
Trudeau to World: "Rule of Law" which means we are still fabricating evidence.

[varadcr]

I am with Mr. Trudeau that every country law has to be respected, but basic question is why is Canada giving citizenship to a person who was announced as terrorist in any other country? I don’t understand this.

[shubhndu]

Reporter:
Justin Trudeau: ⬅️↖️⬆️↗️➡️⬇️↙️

[oppertunist-trader]

World: Evidence?

Trudeau: Trust me bro 😂😂

[सौरभसामन्त]

Defame a nation without evidence. His freedom of speech. Total nonsense.

[ksh]

*"INNOCENT UNTIL PROVEN GUILTY"* is the First Rule of Law...

[normalhuman]

Trudeau's Mom: How was your day in school son?
JT: Canada is a country with a Rule of

[cynicalidealist]

He didn’t answer a single question directly. What a stereotypical politician.

[davidm.]

Trudeau is a joke!! As a Brazilian living in Canada for more than a decade, it saddens me to see the direction we are heading!! I am forever grateful for this country but I am starting to think that we are very close to witness a major disaster happening ahead of us.

[YS]

Reporter: ur wife left u, why?
Trudeau: we urge everyone to take this matter seriously and engage as canada is a rule of law nation.

[parthiban]

India too has a rule of law and one of them is `eliminate threats over India`s sovereignty'

[basileldhose]

Reporter: what's ur view on the growing climate crisis?

JT: canada is a country with rule of law....

[BharatReacts]

*I believe no country should ever blame another country untill the judicial process gets completed. Its a job of a judge to give the judgements based on the Evidence, not of a prime minister..*

[hdf]

If Trudeau steps back in India accusations or don't provide real evidences, he must resign as PM immediately. It will be the embarrassing for Canada as a country.

[SubcontinentIndex]

Media: Why are you wearing a suit.
JT: rule of law.

[prateekmandal]

Reporter: JT, why are you so stupid ?
JT: It is the rule of law

[Vishwanath]

No One ask Him about Indian concern on Khalistani Separatist voilence on Hindus in Canada. Show how much free canadaian media is. 😂