India slams Canada for linking minister Amit Shah to Sikh separatist plot
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Randhir Jaiswal, spokesman of India's Ministry of External Affairs, expressed strong discontent over Canada's allegations, labeling them as absurd, baseless, and a serious infringement on India's sovereignty. Jaiswal stated, 'The government of India protests in the strongest terms to the absurd and baseless references regarding Home Minister Shah. We firmly reject these allegations and stand by our position that our actions are legitimate and in line with national security.'
The Canadian government has claimed that India's Home Minister Amit Shah orchestrated a violent campaign against Sikh separatists, which they believe culminated in the assassination of activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister David Morrison stated, 'We consider Shah as the architect of this campaign, and these actions highlight a troubling disregard for human rights that raises significant concern for our national security and the safety of those living in Canada.'
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