Justin Trudeau – Prime Minister of Canada
MEA: Indian Officials in Canada Under Audio-Video Surveillance
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has disclosed that Indian consular officials in Canada were subjected to audio and video surveillance. This revelation adds to the strained relations between the two nations.
MEA Raises Concerns
According to the MEA, Indian officials stationed in Canadian diplomatic missions were informed that their activities were being closely monitored. “Such acts are against the Vienna Convention and diplomatic norms,” the ministry stated.
Escalating Tensions
This disclosure follows a series of events that have strained India-Canada relations, including allegations surrounding political interference and concerns over safety protocols for diplomatic staff. The MEA emphasized its commitment to ensuring the safety and dignity of its officials abroad.
Call for Resolution
India has urged Canadian authorities to respect international diplomatic conventions and address these issues promptly. The MEA reiterated its demand for ensuring a secure working environment for its representatives.
This development underscores the growing diplomatic challenges between the two nations, with India calling for immediate measures to resolve the situation amicably.
