PM Trudeau: There are "clear indications" that India violated Canada's sovereignty.

The aprime minister of Canada emphasized that he would not back down from "standing up for Canadian sovereignty".

Arriving for a meeting at Hyderabad House in New Delhi are Prime Minister Narendra Modi (L) and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

• The PM is being accused as Canada and India have both kicked out their envoys.
• Police said the Indian government is to blame for the violence against Canadians.
• In relation to the murder of Nijjar, four Indian nationals have been taken into custody.

OTTAWA: As tensions between the two nations grow over the death of a Sikh on Canadian soil last year, which Ottawa blamed on New Delhi, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada said on Wednesday that there were "clear indications" that India had breached Canadian sovereignty.

Two days after Canada and India expelled their respective ambassadors due to Ottawa's allegations that Indian involvement in a campaign against Sikh separatists went beyond what was previously known, Trudeau levied his most recent accusation.