In recent months, diplomatic tensions between India and Canada have taken a new turn, weakening bilateral relations between the two countries. The source of this tension is Canada’s allegations, accusing India of being allegedly involved in the murder of a Canadian citizen. This issue is linked to Khalistani separatism, which is supported by some sections of the Sikh community in Canada. India, which views this as a national security threat, has dismissed these allegations as “baseless.” The Indian government has accused Canada of not taking strong action against groups supporting terrorist activities. As a result, India has suspended visa services for Canadian citizens, and both countries have imposed strict restrictions on each other’s diplomatic missions. The resolution of this dispute is possible only through open dialogue between the two sides. Both nations need to adopt a balanced approach to improve bilateral relations and send a positive message on the global stage.
