Trudeau’s lie regarding Nijjar was caught, New Zealand, a country included in the Five Eyes, asked – where is the proof of Indian link?

India has got the support of New Zealand against Canada’s allegations in the murder of Khalistani terrorist Nijjar. New Zealand’s Deputy Prime Minister Peters has expressed disbelief at Canada’s allegations in an interview. He questioned the lack of evidence on Canada’s allegations in Nijjar’s murder. In fact, New Zealand is one of the members of the Five-Eyes intelligence alliance, which includes the US, Canada, Britain and Australia. Canada has been found to have shared intelligence related to the Nijjar killing with its coalition partners. Peters is on a visit to India from March 10-13. Became deputy prime minister after centre-right parties swept to power in New Zealand last November by defeating the left-leaning Labor Party. He is also the Foreign Minister of his country.

In an interview with The Indian Express, when Peters was asked whether Canada had shared information on the Nijjar case and whether New Zealand had conveyed its position to India, he said, “Well, I was not here, it was told by the previous government.” Had taken over. But look, sometimes when you’re listening to Five-Eyes information, you’re listening to it and not saying anything. It is passing by you. You don’t know its value or quality, but you’re glad to have it. You don’t know whether there will be enough material value or nothing at all. But very important information that matters. It was mainly controlled by the previous government.

It is understood that Nijjar has shared intelligence related to the Canada massacre with his coalition partners. But after the statement of the Deputy Prime Minister of New Zealand, Trudeau’s lies have also come to light. Last September, Trudeau alleged that Canadian security agencies were investigating credible allegations about a possible connection between Indian government agents and the killing of Nijjar in June. The Indian government rejected Canada’s allegations as “absurd” and “motivated”.