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Has Indian interference stopped? Canada's foreign minister won't say | Power & Politics
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22:56Now PlayingAsked repeatedly whether she agrees with a Canadian official who said Ottawa is 'confident' India is no longer involved in violence and interference in Canada, Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand instead calls the topic 'extremely sensitive' and directs attention to Canadian guardrails in the relationship. Anand says Ottawa is raising Canadians' concerns at 'every engagement.'
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