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Why do you expect India to care about Canadian law when Canada obviously cares little (over decades) about Indian law?
Its called quid quo pro.
And the burden of proof still lies with the Canadians.
Proof they are yet to show. If at all they have any.
The rest of the western brow beating matters little to us Bilal.
There is a threshold size and heft we have achieved now. We will not be messed with and our grievances will be given due import.
Or matters will be dealt with. And they can keep shrieking.
See if we care. Or have a course correction.
Caring about another country's law and assassinating people on their soil are two distinctly separate things at two different levels.
I see Indian attitudes hardened against Canada (because of the perceptions you mentioned) and the expectation is that Canadians will capitulate (along with the rest of the West).
No one is saying Khalistanis were right in doing the things they did in India, but sending Indian RAW and assassins to Canada is a game changer now.
So I will repeat the reasons why I think that Canadians will sit on their tush is unrealistic - in spite of your perceptions.
Canada, US and the rest of the NATO countries speak with one voice - always. Threatening Canada's sovereignty is the same as threatening that of the US and most NATO members.
Right now - the US might be okay to look the other way on India's assassination attempts, but push comes to shove, they will stand behind Canada. They can do things in geopolitical context too, like maybe what happened in Bangladesh.
- About ~75% or more of the armaments produced in India as JV's have Western or Israeli imported components, like radars on India's destroyers and most components on the Tejas fighter, just a few examples.
- Majority of India's remittances come from the West and its stooges. They can make life for India's economy quite difficult, in spite of the threshold and heft you mention. Remittance to India was a major part of Indian economy, which was $125 Billion last year.
- Most of Indian labor class remits money from the Gulf (UAE mostly), who are also Western stooges. See chart below.
- India is heavily dependent on the West for the Backoffice business, not the other way round. This can go South with no guarantees at the stroke of a pen. Of course TCS, Wipro and others won't let it happen and will stop it far before anything untoward happens.
So if the remittances were to stop, Indian workers deported and sent home, Backoffice business re-routed to other countries, how will the Indian economy fare? Just so Indian administration can now throw their weight around and re-jig Western countries thinking, so they can deal with the more powerful India? These are important issues to think about.
I know it warms the cockles of every Indian's heart to think that their country is powerful in some way or the other, and they can teach Canadians a lesson. Perception is everything, as they say.
But reality (and the long terms fallout of this fiasco) may be very different.
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