Canada Urged US To Slam India At G20 Over Nijjar's 'Killing' But Failed: Report

Canada reportedly made efforts to persuade the United States to criticize India during the G20 summit over the killing of Navdeep Singh Nijjar, but these attempts were unsuccessful, according to recent reports.

Navdeep Singh Nijjar was a Canadian citizen who was allegedly involved in extremist activities and was killed in India. Canada's attempt to raise the issue at the G20 summit was aimed at expressing its concerns regarding Nijjar's death and its implications.

However, it is reported that the United States did not support Canada's efforts to criticize India on this matter during the G20 summit. The details of these diplomatic discussions and the reasons for the U.S. stance have not been disclosed.

This incident highlights the complexities of international diplomacy and the challenges of addressing sensitive issues at international forums like the G20. It also underscores the importance of diplomatic relations between countries and the varying perspectives on global issues.