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This is CBS. I'm the world, I'm John Batchworth,

my colleague and friend Gordon Chang. CNN reporting, comments by the Prime Minister of Canada,

Mr. Trudeau and Parliament within these last hours. Over the past number of weeks,

Canadian security agencies have been actively pursuing credible allegations of a potential link

between agents of the government of India and the killing of a Canadian citizen,

our deep-sing Nijar. CNN then summarizes,

when on to say that his government would take all steps necessary, quote,

to hold perpetrators of this murder to account, end quote.

We welcome Charles Burton of the McDonnellary Institute, he is in Arwa,

to comment on this surprise adversarial relationship between Canada and the Republic of India.

Charles, a very good evening to you. This is dominating the global news right now,

the giant of Asia, India, accused by our good friend to the north.

What is the presentation on Canadian media right now? Is it puzzled? Is it outraged?

Is it dissenting? Good evening to you. Good evening. Well, I mean, I think certainly,

you know, the statement of credible allegations of a potential link between agents of the government

India and the killing of the Canadian hard-eaf-sing Nijar. We'd like more information and more

explanation as to exactly what these links are. What happened was on June 17th, Mr. Nijar,

who was the head of his local Gurdwala, who is a major activist in the Canadian

Sikh community, demanding that the Sikhs in Punjab receive a separate homeland called Calistan.

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