Canadian prime minister Justin Trudeau has deteriorated diplomatic relations with India. But the reason for all this is Trudeau's attitude. The way of thinking that gives impetus to terrorists is inherited from his father. The reason is the hatred he instilled in India. Observers say that both father and son are toppers in this matter. Yes... Diplomatic relations between india and canada have deteriorated like never before in history. The reason for this is the attitude followed by the prime minister of that country, Justin Trudeau. But this is not the first time that india has faced this kind of trouble from Canada! Justin Trudeau's father, Pierre Elliott Trudeau, has done the same in the past.
On june 23, 1985, an air india flight Kanishka took off from Toronto, canada with 329 passengers on board to the United Kingdom. The plane was blown up by Khalistan terrorists in the air. It is said that the mastermind behind this is Talwinder Singh Parmar, a terrorist from Khalistan who is hiding in Canada! However, Pierre Trudeau, the then prime minister of canada and the father of the current prime minister Justin Trudeau, turned his back on such a terrorist. The indian government's request to extradite him was rejected. indian intelligence agencies had informed the Canadian government before the accident. However, the Canadian government ignored them all. In this context, the Justice john Major Commission, which investigated the accident, also severely criticized the Canadian police, the intelligence department, and the authorities. canada objected that the authorities were aware of the accident. At this time... the government of canada arrested Parmar and some others who caused this explosion. However, only one of them, Inderjit Singh, was sentenced to 15 years in prison and the rest were acquitted. The government of india strongly objected to this. In fact, many Sikhs from punjab migrated to canada before independence and settled there. In the 1970s, as Canada's immigration laws were eased, there was a large influx of immigrants from India. At the same time, Khalistanism grew in Punjab. This has become a headache for India. As a result, the indian government has stepped on this issue. In these circumstances, all the terrorists chose canada as a safe haven. Parmar, who killed two policemen in punjab and ran away, was one of those who went! As a result, the indian government's request to hand over Parmar to them in 1982 was rejected by the Trudeau government. However, Parmar, who sneaked into india from pakistan despite escaping, was killed by the punjab police in 1992.
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