The dispute between Canada and India seems to be heating up so much that the United States refuses to intervene in the dispute between the two countries.
It began with accusations by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau that the Indian government may have been involved in the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a Sikh leader in June on Canadian soil.
He said, there are 'credible allegations' linking India to the murder.
As a result, Canada expelled an Indian diplomat from the country, saying any such killing would be an unacceptable violation of sovereignty.
India immediately responded to the move, also expelling Canadian diplomats from the country on Tuesday.
India's Ministry of External Affairs described the allegations as absurd and motivated, adding that it rejected any attempt to link the government to such allegations.
Although the United States said it was "deeply concerned" about the accusations, it was unclear what steps it would take next.
According to a Washington Post report, the US refused to join Canada in announcing the results of the investigation into the murder to avoid antagonizing India.
Even so, Reuters reported the opposite, where US intelligence was involved in helping Canada build a case against New Delhi.
Whatever America's actions are, they must be done carefully to maintain good relations with Canada and India.
