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Canadian State head Justin Trudeau has approached the Indian government to help out Canada in the examination of the killing of India-assigned psychological oppressor Hardeep Singh Nijjar after the US Equity Division documented a prosecution against an Indian public for his supposed contribution in a thwarted plot to kill a US-based head of the Sikh nonconformist development in New York.

Truedeau was cited as saying that the news emerging from the US highlights the requirement for India to genuinely take the issue.

Addressing correspondents, Trudeau said, "The news emerging from the US further highlights what we've been referring to all along: which is India needs to genuinely take this."

He said, "The Indian government needs to work with us to guarantee that we're making quick work of this. This isn't something that anybody can trifle with.

In the interim, Canadian Unfamiliar Pastor Melanie Joly said that she wouldn't offer comments on the US criminal case yet added she hoped for something else from India.

She said, "Obviously, we anticipate more collaboration on their part. Furthermore, greater commitment on their part." Joly offered the comments in Brussels, where she was going to a NATO meeting.

The US Equity Division unlocked the arraignment against the Indian public around two months after Trudeau made claims about India's contribution in the killing of Nijjar in English Colombia's Surrey in June.