Kathmandu, Sept 19: In recent news, there’s a big disagreement between India and Canada. It all started when Canada’s Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, made some serious accusations against India. He suggested that India might have something to do with the murder of a Sikh separatist leader.

Let’s break down what happened step by step:

1. Expelling Diplomats: First, India decided to kick out a senior Canadian diplomat from their country. This was in response to what Trudeau had said.

2. The Victim: The whole argument revolves around the murder of a man named Hardeep Singh Nijjar. He was a Canadian citizen and was shot and killed outside a Sikh temple in British Columbia, Canada, on June 18th.

3. Trudeau’s Claim: Trudeau, the Canadian Prime Minister, made a bold statement. He said that Canadian intelligence had some serious suspicions that there might be a connection between Nijjar’s murder and the Indian government.

4. India’s Response: India didn’t take Trudeau’s words lightly. They firmly denied any involvement in the murder and called Trudeau’s claims “absurd” and politically motivated. In other words, they said he was just saying these things to score political points.

5. Sheltering Accusations: India also pointed fingers at Canada. They accused Canada of providing shelter to “Khalistani terrorists and extremists” who are a threat to India’s safety. Khalistan is a movement that wants to create a separate Sikh homeland in the Punjab region of India.

So, why is this such a big deal? Diplomatic disputes like this can strain the relationship between countries. Accusations and expulsions of diplomats can lead to tension and affect how these nations work together on various issues.

In the end, we’ll have to wait and see how this situation unfolds. It’s a reminder that even though we live in a connected world, disagreements between countries can still happen, and they can have consequences.