India’s foreign minister has accused the Canadian government of failing to take action against extremists living in Canada. The accusation comes as the tension between India and Canada escalates over the killing of a Sikh leader. Ottawa has accused New Delhi of being responsible for the assassination, but India has denied involvement. The foreign minister implies that Canada is politically motivated in its inaction against the extremists, suggesting that it is unwilling to upset certain segments of the population. The diplomatic row between the two countries is deepening, with both sides trading accusations and tensions rising. This latest accusation further strains the bilateral relations between India and Canada.