20
Mar
Ottawa (Rajeev Sharma): Canada’s federal policing agency has revised its earlier stance on alleged foreign interference, saying ongoing investigations no longer point to India’s involvement in criminal activities within the country. Speaking to CTV News, Mike Duheme, head of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, said that recent case assessments have not produced evidence tying the Government of India to covert operations or intimidation efforts on Canadian soil. Duheme noted that while previous inquiries had raised concerns about possible foreign links, the latest findings do not establish any such connection. He added that investigations into cross-border influence are often complex, and…
