US, Canada Raise Alarming Claims Against India, Delhi Denies Allegations of Khalistan Plot
In a surprising diplomatic development, both the United States and Canada have jointly expressed serious concerns over alleged Indian involvement in plots targeting pro-Khalistan separatists. According to top official sources, the two North American countries have had multiple rounds of discussions with their Indian counterparts, presenting what they described as “credible information” on the matter.
The allegations revolve around the claim that an Indian government official was involved in transnational operations aimed at eliminating pro-Khalistan figures based in the US and Canada. The discussions have raised tensions between the three countries, with India strongly denying any involvement.
“It was an ambush by both Americans and Canadians,” a top Indian official told The Indian Express, referring to the nature of the discussions. India has dismissed the accusations, reiterating that they are baseless and lack concrete evidence.
This diplomatic rift has emerged as a significant issue, with both Washington and Ottawa pushing for a thorough investigation into the alleged activities. The Indian government, however, remains firm in rejecting the charges, labeling them as politically motivated attempts to tarnish India’s image.
As the situation develops, the issue is likely to affect the already delicate ties between India and these Western nations, particularly in the context of the growing pro-Khalistan movement abroad.