Sanjay Kumar Verma, India's envoy to Canada, told in an interview that Trudeau had been relying on intelligence rather than evidence

Indian envoy Sanjay Kumar Verma states Canada has not provided evidence in the Nijjar case, calling Ottawa's charges politically motivated.

Recalled Indian High Commissioner to Canada, Sanjay Kumar Verma, alleged in a recent interview that Khalistani extremists are being used as 'deep assets' by the Canadian Security Intelligence Service:

Recalled Indian High Commissioner to Canada, Sanjay Kumar Verma, alleged that Khalistani extremists and terrorists are "deep assets" of Canada Security Intelligence Service (CSIS).

Indian envoy Sanjay Kumar Verma, who was recalled after Canada said senior diplomats were "persons of interest" in the Hardeep Singh Nijjar murder probe, has said that Khalistani extremists and terrorists are "deep assets" of Canada Security Intelligence Service (CSIS).

Kumar, who has been linked to the murder of Khalistani separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar by Canada, insisted he was innocent and said he had nothing to do with Nijjar's death, "Nothing at all. No

Questioning the political independence of the Canadian police, Verma, in an interview to CTV News aired Sunday, said Trudeau “destroyed the relationship” with India. He also said “some G7 countries” have committed extrajudicial killings.