In replying to a question regarding Canada subsequent to their meeting in the nation’s capital, he stated that they deliberated on the diplomatic dispute. He stated that he conveyed India’s perspective regarding the tolerance of radicalism and extremism in Canada.

“From our point of view, the key issue is really the space which is being given to extremism and radicalism in Canada,” according to him.

Given Australia’s amicable relations with both India and China, he stated that “Australia must understand our position on the matter.”

Additionally, the regional partnership Quad, which Japan, India, the United States, and Australia formed to counter China’s increasing assertiveness in the Indo-Pacific, was discussed by the two leaders.

“During our discussion today, Quad was at length discussed…We are engaged in the resolution of a wide array of concerns,” he explained.

In addition to commerce and investments, the meeting encompasses discussions on intelligence sharing pertaining to military and shipping operations.

Bloomberg reports that India and Australia have reached a mutual agreement to map the sea floor of the Indian Ocean, a region vital for submarine operations, and to establish formal protocols for air-to-air refueling.

Since September, when Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau accused India of complicity in the assassination of Khalistan terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, relations between India and Canada have been tense.

New Delhi, in its denial of the “baseless” allegation, has requested Canada to provide evidence.

Australia and India supported a two-state resolution to the Israel-Palestine dispute.

In the interim, S. Jaishankar stated at a virtual meeting of BRICS leaders that the Palestinians’ concerns must be taken seriously.

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“In Gaza, the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas is a source of immense human suffering.” Humanitarian assistance is currently required to reach the population of Gaza immediately. Additionally, it is critical that every single captive be liberated. PM Modi has engaged in discussions with numerous leaders both regionally and globally regarding this matter. He has emphasized the necessity of resuming authentic and direct peace negotiations and establishing the conditions for peace. We hold the view that giving due consideration to the concerns of Palestinians is essential. “This is only possible through a two-state solution,” he continued.

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“The Indian government is severely impeding the ability of millions of individuals in India and Canada to carry on with their daily lives. “In doing so, they are violating an extremely fundamental principle of diplomacy,” Trudeau was quoted as saying by Reuters.

“I am deeply troubled by this matter, as it affects the happiness and welfare of millions of Canadians with Indian subcontinent ancestry,” he said, adding that the expulsion of certain diplomats will create obstacles for Indian students pursuing their education in Canada.

‘Unreasonable and escalatory’: Canada

The confirmation that Canada facilitated the safe departure of 41 Canadian diplomats and their 42 dependents from India was issued by the Canadian foreign ministry. Canada stated that international law, including the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, is violated by India’s conduct. “India’s current course of action is utterly irrational and escalatory.” India has granted accreditation to every single Canadian diplomat that it is presently expelling. “Moreover, all of those diplomats were acting in the best interests of both nations and in good faith,” the statement continued.

‘Reject any attempt to portray…’: India

In response to the Canadian statement, the Ministry of External Affairs denied any attempt to “present the implementation of parity as a breach of international norms.” India reaffirmed that a significantly greater quantity of Canadian diplomats were in its territory. The statement stated that the pursuit of parity is “completely consistent with Article 11.1 of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations.”

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From 62 to 21, Canada has maintained a diplomatic presence in India; this reduction will have an effect on visa services in India. Until further notice, we are compelled to temporarily suspend all in-person services at consulates. As a result of India’s decision, service levels for citizens of both nations will be affected…Work requiring an in-country presence, such as urgent processing, visa printing, risk assessment, and supervision of key partners (including visa application centres, panel physicians, and clinics that conduct immigration medical examinations), will continue to be the focus of the five IRCC employees who remain in India. “The remaining personnel and tasks will be redistributed throughout our worldwide processing network,” Canada announced.

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“Because we live in a nation based on the rule of law, it is our responsibility to watch over the legal proceedings and make sure they are carried out in a fair and impartial way. This is exactly what we are doing.” At the same time, we are taking measures to maintain the safety of Canadians and we are maintaining our support for the international order based on norms. This is something that we are doing, and it is something that we are doing together with our partners,” Trudeau stated.

“We are standing up for the order that is governed by regulations. We are taking a stance in support of the legal system. “We are highlighting how unacceptable it would be for any country to be involved in the killing of a citizen on their own home soil,” Trudeau said. “We are highlighting how unacceptable it would be for any country to be involved in any killing.”

Trudeau says Canada does not want to provoke India because….

“India is a country of growing importance and one that we must continue to work with not only in the region, but around the world. We are not looking to provoke or cause problems, but we are adamant about the importance of the rule of law, protecting Canadians, and upholding values. Trudeau stated, “We therefore call on the government of India to collaborate with us to establish procedures that will allow justice and accountability to be served.”

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Had a direct and frank conversation with PM Modi: Trudeau

“…in a direct and frank conversation with Prime Minister Modi, I expressed my concerns without equivocation…” Trudeau declared. In response to a question about whether Canada will take retaliatory action, Trudeau stated, “We call on the government of India to take this matter seriously and to work with us to ensure complete transparency, accountability, and justice in this matter. We are a nation governed by the rule of law. We will continue to do the necessary work to ensure the safety of Canadians and uphold our values and the international rules-based order. This is our current focus.”

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