Allegations of Indian interference rock Canada election campaign
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Canada’s federal election campaign has been shaken by allegations of Indian interference, with intelligence officials warning of expected meddling from India, China, Pakistan, and Iran.
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, accused of benefiting from Indian influence in his 2022 leadership win, denied the claims but faced criticism for refusing security clearance.
Liberal candidate Chandra Arya was disqualified over alleged ties to India, which he denies.
Officials caution against sophisticated disinformation campaigns, while concerns about potential US interference linked to Donald Trump also loom.
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Canada’s federal election campaign has been shaken by allegations of Indian interference, with intelligence officials warning of expected meddling from India, China, Pakistan, and Iran.
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, accused of benefiting from Indian influence in his 2022 leadership win, denied the claims but faced criticism for refusing security clearance.
Liberal candidate Chandra Arya was disqualified over alleged ties to India, which he denies.
Officials caution against sophisticated disinformation campaigns, while concerns about potential US interference linked to Donald Trump also loom.
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Summary
Canada’s federal election campaign has been shaken by allegations of Indian interference, with intelligence officials warning of expected meddling from India, China, Pakistan, and Iran.
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, accused of benefiting from Indian influence in his 2022 leadership win, denied the claims but faced criticism for refusing security clearance.
Liberal candidate Chandra Arya was disqualified over alleged ties to India, which he denies.
Officials caution against sophisticated disinformation campaigns, while concerns about potential US interference linked to Donald Trump also loom.
Very very good
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Summary
Canada’s federal election campaign has been shaken by allegations of Indian interference, with intelligence officials warning of expected meddling from India, China, Pakistan, and Iran.
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre, accused of benefiting from Indian influence in his 2022 leadership win, denied the claims but faced criticism for refusing security clearance.
Liberal candidate Chandra Arya was disqualified over alleged ties to India, which he denies.
Officials caution against sophisticated disinformation campaigns, while concerns about potential US interference linked to Donald Trump also loom.
There should be a very thorough investigation
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