Justin Trudeau's Huge Flip Flop, Admits “No Evidentiary Proof” Provided To India | Canada Row

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau revealed during testimony at the foreign interference inquiry that the government relied on intelligence, not definitive evidence, when accusing India of involvement in the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. The admission raises questions about the diplomatic standoff between the two nations, as it underscores a reliance on intelligence assessments rather than concrete proof and more at republicworld.com