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Canadian Baloch Rights Group 'Exposes' Trudeau's 'Hypocrisy' Amid India-Canada Spat Over Nijjar

Published on Sept 25, 2023 09:03 am IST

Baloch Human Rights Council of Canada called out Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government over the death of its activist, Karima Baloch. She was found dead under mysterious circumstances near Lake Ontario on Toronto Island on December 22, 2020. But Canadian police swiftly concluded within 48 hours that there was "no foul play". In a strongly-worded letter, the Baloch Human Rights Council of Canada said, "It is worth noting that the government of Canada and the Toronto Police were well-informed about the threats Ms. Baloch had received from the ISI, yet they maintained silence on this matter.” This comes in the light of Trudeau blaming India for the killing of Khalistan Tiger Force Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Watch this video to know more.

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