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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau congratulated Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his electoral victory, highlighting Canada's readiness to strengthen ties anchored in 'human rights, diversity, and the rule of law.' This message comes amidst significant diplomatic tensions between the two nations, following allegations about the Murder of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Dive into the complex dynamics of India-Canada relations and the implications of Trudeau's remarks in this detailed update.

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00:00On Thursday morning, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau congratulated Indian Prime
00:20Minister Narendra Modi on his recent electoral victory.
00:25Trudeau's message, posted on X, emphasised Canada's readiness to work with the Modi
00:31government to strengthen the relationship between the two nations.
00:36Trudeau stated,
00:37Canada stands ready to work with its government to advance the relationship between our nation's
00:44people, anchored to human rights, diversity and the rule of law.
00:50However, this message comes during significant diplomatic tensions between Canada and India.
00:57The strained relations are largely due to Canada's allegations regarding the murder
01:02of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar last year.
01:06Trudeau has been vocal about his belief that Indian agents were involved in Nijjar's assassination,
01:13an accusation that New Delhi has vehemently denied as absurd and baseless.
01:20This controversy adds another layer to the already complex dynamics between the two countries.
01:27Just days before Trudeau's congratulatory message, a high-level Canadian parliamentary
01:31panel report surfaced, identifying India as the second-biggest foreign threat to Canada's
01:38democracy following China.
01:41The report, submitted to the Prime Minister's office in May and tabled in Parliament this
01:45week, stated that China is the most prolific actor in terms of foreign interference in
01:52Canadian democracy.
01:54However, it also highlighted that India has emerged as the second-most significant foreign
02:00interference threat to Canada's democratic institutions and processes, surpassing Russia.
02:07Despite these allegations, Trudeau reiterated his government's commitment to addressing
02:12foreign interference, saying they take the matter very seriously.
02:17Turning our focus to India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party emerged
02:23as the single-largest party in India's general elections, which concluded on June 4.
02:29The BJP won 240 seats in the Lok Sabha, a significant drop from the 303 seats it secured
02:37in 2019.
02:39This shortfall of 32 seats below a simple majority means that the BJP will have to rely
02:45on its National Democratic Alliance and partners to form the government.
02:50Narendra Modi is expected to take the oath of office on June 8, Saturday.
02:55As the diplomatic row between Canada and India continues, the world watches closely how these
03:02two nations navigate their complex relationships.

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