'We wanted extradition of Lawrence gang members from Canada, but...', Foreign Ministry lashes out at Trudeau government

Though this  statement of the Foreign Ministry has come at a time when Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has named Lawrence Bishnoi a day earlier. Trudeau alleged that Indian diplomats were obtaining information of Canadian citizens and sending it to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. However Indian government  had sought the extradition of Lawrence Bishnoi gang members from Canada a few years ago, but there was no response from Canada. The Foreign Ministry gave this information on Thursday.

Foreign Ministry again lashes out at Trudeau

Meanwhile  during a press briefing, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said that a similar extradition appeal was made recently for syndicates associated with the Bishnoi gang. Till now Canada has not yet responded to it. The demand for extradition of these people was raised. Even though the Ministry of External Affairs said that the names of Gurjeet Singh, Gurjinder Singh, Arshdeep Singh Gill, Lakhbir Singh Landa and Gurpreet Singh were handed over to Canada. Their extradition was demanded.

Extradition appeal was made  for syndicates

All though  Ministry further  said, 'We informed Canada about the Lawrence Bishnoi gang and its syndicates a few years ago and recently and demanded their provisional arrest and extradition. However, no response has come from Canada yet.' The Ministry of External Affairs also said that whenever India has demanded action against anti-India and separatist elements, it has been ignored by Canada.

PM Trudeau had taken the name of Lawrence Bishnoi

However statement of the Ministry of External Affairs has come at a time when Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has taken the name of Lawrence Bishnoi a day earlier. Trudeau alleged that Indian diplomats were obtaining information of Canadian citizens and sending it to the  Bishnoi syndicate. In fact, this conflicts  between India and Canada started when unknown assailants shot dead Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar outside a gurdwara in Surrey, British Columbia on June 18, 2023. Nijjar was the head of the Khalistan Tiger Force and India had declared him a terrorist.

Also Read: My direct connection with Canada PM Trudeau, & given information against India', Khalistani terrorist Pannu's big confession Canada had claimed India's involvement in the murder and also claimed to provide evidence. Both countries have expelled six diplomats of each other. In the meanwhile,  on Wednesday, Trudeau admitted that he had only handed over intelligence related to the Nijjar murder case to India. There was no evidence. That is, no such evidence has been given against India by Trudeau or Canada so far.