Why is the Trudeau administration keeping quiet about Punjabi mafia members who are residents of Canada?

The RCMP and Canadian Intelligence were provided with the following list of seven Punjabi criminals of Indian descent along with a request for extradition in previous years.After Bhindranwale Tiger Force (BTF) terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar was allegedly killed, three gangsters—Kamalpreet Singh, Karanpreet Singh, and Karan Brar—were apprehended by Canadian police. It turns out that the three had ties to criminal organisations in Punjab and Haryana. The accused contract killers were living on temporary visas without adequate documentation, casting doubt on why they were not deported back to India given that they were not even enrolled in school.

While the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) has publicly declared that it will enlist the aid of their Indian counterparts—read, the National Investigation Agency (NIA)—to uncover the Indian connection, the same organisation has been ignoring Indian requests to extradite at least seven Punjabi gangsters who have sought refuge in Canada. The pro-Khalistani Justin Trudeau government’s refusal to cooperate has put an end to all of the Indian National Security Advisor, Secretary (R&AW), Director Intelligence Bureau, and DG (NIA) efforts to apprehend these gangsters who are engaged in extortion and contract killing in Punjab and Haryana while residing in Canada.