Ottawa (Canada). There is a conflict between India and Canada over the murder case of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Bilateral relations have reached an all-time low due to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s unfounded allegations. Now matters appear to be further complicated by a claim from a former member of Justin Trudeau’s team. Canada’s former National Security Advisor (NSA) Jody Thomas has appeared before the committee of inquiry. He said the initial intelligence report revealed that Nijjar was murdered in revenge. He said that during the course of the investigation, additional facts came to light that heightened suspicions of an extrajudicial killing.

Former NSA agent Jody Thomas appeared before the Foreign Affairs Investigative Committee in the Nijjar murder case. During interrogation, he said that the murder was committed in revenge for the investigation into Nijjar’s murder. Thomas said that Air India’s 1985 Kanishka plane exploded in mid-air. More than 300 people were killed in this incident. For this reason, Khalistani terrorist Nijjar Ripudaman Singh considered Malik a traitor. In the initial investigation, Canadian intelligence and security agencies assumed that Nijjar was murdered in response to Ripudaman’s murder.

Why did the government reverse the decision for which Trudeau had received much applause? What is happening in Canada?

Where Ripudaman was murdered, Nijjar was murdered.
Jody Thomas was Canada’s national security adviser at the time of the Nijjar attack. It was said that Hardeep Singh Nijjar was murdered exactly a year after the murder of Ripudaman. Nijjar was murdered in a gurudwara in Surrey. X NSA Thomas said that this was the second high-profile murder in the same Gurudwara. The initial investigation concluded that Nijjar was murdered in retaliation for Ripudaman’s murder, but there were serious concerns within the Sikh community.

Jody Thomas fell over
Former Canadian NSA agent Jody Thomas hit back and began arguing again. He said that as the investigation into the case progressed, more evidence of Nijjar’s murder came to light. Trudeau said evidence that later emerged strengthened suspicions that Nijjar’s murder was an extrajudicial killing. In this way, Jody Thomas began to say the same thing that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had said many times before. Meanwhile, Thomas also admitted that the evidence related to the investigation was not shared with India.

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