India's Foreign Minister Briefs US Officials on Canada Row, Trudeau Remains Committed to India Relations

India's foreign minister, Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, confirmed that he discussed the ongoing row between India and Canada over the killing of a Canadian Sikh leader with top US officials during his visit to Washington, DC. Jaishankar expressed India's concerns about Sikh separatist movement supporters in Canada and rejected allegations of Indian government involvement in the killing. He accused Canada of harboring terrorists and organized crime, referring to Sikh separatists. The dispute between the two countries escalated with the expulsion of diplomats and the suspension of visa services. The US has voiced support for Canada's investigation and emphasized the importance of holding the perpetrators accountable.