Canada Didn’t Share ‘A Shred Of Evidence’ With India On Nijjar Case, Says Indian Envoy
New Delhi: India’s High Commissioner to Canada Sanjay Verma, who was withdrawn by the government last week in the light of the growing diplomatic imbroglio between New Delhi and Ottawa over the ongoing investigations into the murder of pro-Khalistan Sikh radical Hardeep Singh Nijjar, has said no evidence was shared by the Canadian authorities that is acceptable in the court of law.
“We needed to see some evidence on the basis of which we can converse with our Canadian counterparts. Unfortunately, not a shred of evidence has been shared with us. Any evidence which is shared has to be legally acceptable. We are a country of rule of law and so is Canada. So therefore anything that is acceptable in the Canadian court of law, would also be acceptable in the Indian court of law. And, therefore, ...