New Delhi, May 7 -- India on Thursday categorically rejected allegations of interference in Canada by that nation's secret service, terming them "baseless imputations" and asserting that the same intelligence report acknowledges the threat posed by Ottawa-based Khalistani extremist groups to both countries.
Responding to the Canadian Security Intelligence Service CSIS 2025 Public Report, Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said India's position on the issue has remained "clear and consistent" and reiterated that interference in the internal affairs of other nations is not part of Indian policy.
"India has consistently spoken out about concerns regarding the use of Canadian territory as a safe haven by extremist and s...