Despite Canada’s accusations against India, there is no tension between the US and Canada: US

The US has denied any tension with Canada over the issue of blaming India for the killing of Sikh leader Hardeep Singh Nagar.

US National Security Adviser Jack Sullivan clarified that India is concerned regarding Canada’s serious allegations, but despite the concern, there is no tension between the US and Canada over this issue.

US National Security Adviser Jack Sullivan said that the US has raised this issue with India to the highest level, the US wants the investigation to proceed and those involved in the murder to be brought to justice.

Jack Sullivan clarified that America’s interest in this issue will not end just because it is connected to India, with which America wants to have a close relationship, but it is something that America takes very seriously and any country. Yes, no objection can be made to such an act.

Sullivan said that an attempt is being made to create distance between the US and Canada in this matter. He wants to make it clear that this is not the case at all.

Earlier, the US had supported Canada’s position on the killing of Sikh leader Hardeep Singh in Canada and said that India should cooperate with Canada on the killing of the Sikh leader.

US National Security Council spokesman John Kirby said in an interview that Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s accusations are of a very serious nature, and the US will support all measures to reach the truth of this incident.

It should be noted that Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says that we have concrete evidence that Indian agents are involved in the murder of a Canadian on Canadian soil.

Talking to the media in New York, Justin Trudeau said that the killing of Sikh separatist leader Hardeep Singh is a serious matter, the matter of killing of Sikh leader should be taken seriously and that is what we are doing.