Brief by Shorts91 Newsdesk / 11:56am on 06 Jun 2024,Thursday India Global
Canada's National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians (NSICOP) has identified India as the second-largest foreign threat to its democracy, following China, and ahead of Russia. This development, unveiled amid ongoing diplomatic tensions between India and Canada, highlights concerns over alleged foreign interference in Canadian democratic processes. The report accuses India of expanding its influence operations beyond countering pro-Khalistan elements to intervening in Canadian politics and ethnic communities. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau expressed deep concern over these findings. India has dismissed these allegations as baseless, while Canadian officials cite increasing interference in their institutions.
