‘This is not an India-Canada problem, this is an India-Trudeau issue’- Ex-US official Michael Rubin

[@Khurmi-zl2ps]

I'm a sikh from punjab india. We don't want any khalistan on the land of punjab india. Honestly, people of punjab are frustrated by external sponsors of terrorism. Really appreciate Mr Rubin Thanks for speaking the truth.

[@nousername1587]

We know bro, Indians are not demanding khalistan. Those ISI backed Canadians are demanding khalistan

[@MrNibandhe]

Idea of Khalistan is dead, No sikh or anybody wants khalistan only money making politics of Gurdwara by fooling sikh people & money drug syndicate is going on. And foolish canada government is nourishing it on its own soil. This snake will surely bite Trudeo soon.

[@phoebusapollo4677]

India owes a huge vote of thanks to our Sikh brothers and the Sikh gurus for helping India from Islamic domination and conversion.

[@anadasingh3456]

This isn't about Khalistan, this about RSS and their "fascist Hindutva" agenda of creating a "Hindu Rastra" within India.

[@yashraut3384]

​@@phoebusapollo4677the commentor is a sikh

[@lraj23343]

My respect for Dr.Rubin has increased. Hats off to him for speaking the truth 👏🏻👏🏻

[@josephdsouza1515]

Both have to co-operate with each other in what has happened wrong ! Should have begun on the first day itself... Each one is blaming each other.. What were the talks held in the G20, in the first place...between the two ministers ? both have to co-operate, since they were very friendly at the G20.. something looks fishy and it is being dragged on.. pm should understand that our people are working and studying there also, Co-operation should be irrespective of any religion, which is very important !

[@vikrampandit2174]

Dr. Rubin is so clear. Amazing personality. No left right, straight to the point.

[@L98fiero]

Bull$hi. he was mostly doubletalk.

[@arabindapani4973]

I am agree with Michael Rubin that ‘This is not an India-Canada problem, this is an India-Trudeau issue’.....as an Indian we must salute Michael Rubin for his concern on Kahlistani terrorism and stands strong with India.

[@anadasingh3456]

Yea, you have to be careful this putting India on notice that it's will tolarate the RSS "Hindutva" and it fascist agenda.

[@user-uo3oi6qc4q]

Hope this Buries treadope

[@jeremygranger7144]

And yet this guy has stayed silent on India massacring people in Kashmir.

[@ranirajendran8246]

Micheal Reuben is so well informed and so accurate as well as balanced in his comments! A pleasure to hear him ! An interview worth watching ! 👍🏻

[@madhukarmurthi9064]

Mr. Rubin thanks for being outspoken about the truth when most westerners are playing games with this subject

[@madhukarmurthi9064]

sorry I meant Dr. Rubin

[@trapper1511]

I am impressed with Mr Rubyn regardless of if he supports India's stand on this issue or not. Thanks.🙏

[@davef5997]

Dr. Rubin is a no-nonsense expert, who says exactly as he sees it, and in most cases he is bang on the target. 🎉🎉

[@josephdsouza1515]

Both have to co-operate with each other in what has happened wrong ! Should have begun on the first day itself... Each one is blaming each other.. What were the talks held in the G20, in the first place...between the two ministers ? both have to co-operate, since they were very friendly at the G20.. something looks fishy and it is being dragged on.. pm should understand that our people are working and studying there also, Co-operation should be irrespective of any religion, which is very important !

[@davef5997]

@josephdsouza1515 I don't think Trudos were ever friends of India. Terrorist NIJJAR was killed in a gang rivalry, just like another one was killed a couple of days ago. India should only cooperate, when the 26 most wanted and Air India bomber Parmar are handed over to India.

[@Learner21]

Dr. Rubin is well articulated in putting forward his logical points. Salute to him 👍

[@MrPelley97]

I would suggest that the majority of Canadians do not agree with Trudeau's position on this issue.

[@altamore98]

I would suggest that most Canadians don't support foreign countries murdering people in Canada.

[@jeremygranger7144]

I'm a Canadian and a majority of us to stand behind the Prime Minister on this one.

[@gror7849]

I hate Trudeau, but I stand with him 100%!! You attacked my country and killed one of my people! (Even if Im not Indian, he is still one of us!)

[@vipulgupta]

@@jeremygranger7144 So one of you makes the majority!! 🤣 But good thing is that you are standing behind your PM for the right cause. Supporting terrorists and terrorisms in your backyard is always a right thing to do. That is what Pakistan politicians also did for decades, and a lot of their people supported it. Today those snakes from their backyard are biting them and state of Pakistan is for everyone to see. I would argue Pakistanis got what they deserved, if one supports negativity that is what they get. Canada would soon become Pakistan of the West under Trudeau and people like you deserve what they aspire for, so you should surely support Trudeau on this.

[@siddharthg8134]

You are right. Majority of Canadians don't support Trudeau. This stupid statement from him in an attempt to pander part of NDP constituents was also made by him because he is loosing support and approval among Canadian people. If Hagmeet (Khalistani) pulls support and elections are held there is no chance that Trudeau can ever win again. Rather it would be a disgraceful exit for him from the office. His this statement has two purposes 1. cling to power by bowing down to Jagmeet 2. Distract Canadian public from much serious issues such as housing, cost of living and failing healthcare system in Canada.

[@atitkay]

Very well researched questions, great answers. Loved it!

[@roshanray8946]

It is such a pleasure to see Praveen getting his due in terms of following on this platform. Earlier i used to be on the lookout for Praveen Swami's take on issues but won't find them. Thanks to The print team for bringing this intellectual marvel of a man for our enrichment.

[@healthshield499]

He is boot licker of white man

[@vikashgauravvkg]

Wow, such straight forward thinking. Loved it

[@praveenm1606]

Canada poked and poked and poked India for so long and then 1 day it decided to take it to another level. India was patient and tried to solve all issues with dialogue. JT wanted to be a HERO and now there is no turning back. India will spank Canada for years now. What JT didn't realise was India is not Indian Govt. India is 1.4 billion Indians and Modi has been given a job to run the country. If you use the word INDIA, you literally are saying it to 1.4 billion Indians, not Modi and his Govt. Be CAREFUL!!

[@YakuzaSRC]

Well said. I too say the same thing to people when they claim that they have problems with Modi's nationalistic approach. Modi is just a person representing the majority of us. You don't have a problem with just one person, you have problems with majority of the 1.4 billion people.

[@SPmis]

Wow....👍👍 Excellent point

[@sudip_curiousmind]

Bravo!

[@gror7849]

You are saying 1.4 billion like its 1.4 billion quality people! You are not! You still work for us in the West, and now even more as investment grows!

[@praveenm1606]

@@gror7849 Stop hiring Indians. Don't invest in India.... You need India and Indians to make money. We don't need Canada.

[@AnAn___]

Mad respect to Michael Rubin.

[@manthanjindal3346]

Very very nice interview. Also it feels good to hear that India is making progress at diplomatic and administrative (police) level. Hats off to Dr. Rubin for clear, crisp and actionable answers for all the questions.🎉

[@paraschhabra8906]

The indian interviewer was very polite. I liked it and try to pick up some of that when I talk to my boss. Sometimes when we try to avoid putting others on a pedestal, we tend to get rude. The interviewer asked the right questions, while being most respectful, polite etc. Rubin deserves that respect.

[@cnvramamoorthy8358]

Nice . JT is a confused man . He is acting like colonial time leader , and asking rubbish from india . I am disappointed

[@keeppedaling]

That was a great conversation. Was good to see some pointed questions being asked, with equally candid answers!

[@akshayseller73]

What I love about Michael Rubin unlike 99% western media and analysts, he actually knows what he is talking about. Clearly worked in pentagon and was privy to intelligence so he understand the chronology and detail around it.

[@L98fiero]

But Rubin has taken the Pentagon ideology with him, he thinks it's better to take out Ghaddafi and Hussen by destroying the country than to just shooting the head of state, what kind of f'ing logic is that?

[@ManishSaxena01]

Fantastic! Mr. Praveen. I am a fan of yours. What a well calculated, dextrously crafted questionnaire for the interview that extracted Max out of minimum convering every aspect of the subject under discussion. Thanks very much. I look forward to many more such crisp clear sessions by you.

[@Usery2k919]

I am surprised that there is not even an iota of evidence from local police work. Who were the killers, what types of guns were used, where are the killers now (India//Canada/elsewhere)? Did Surrey police find anything at all? The statement about India needs to cooperate with the investigation in reality equivalent to Canada saying “we have intelligence that India is involved, but we cannot share it, just trust us. And we want India to investigate the matter and implicate itself”. 🥺

[@sashapillai7430]

Sikhs who follow Guru Nanak’s teachings are good law abiding WARRIOR Indians who fight for Bharat Mata. Salute 🙏 them but NOT Khalistani Criminals.

[@yasminmawani2157]

Excellent Interview Michael Rubin. Thanks.😊

[@peacek6909]

Dr. Rubin, You are just great. Loved your clear cut and clear analysis and answers. Appreciate your very positive outlook regarding US India relations. As Indian Americans, that is what we want. Thank you.

[@jaymalhotra245]

What is the logic of Trudeau making an accusation against India and then saying the investigation is ongoing and we don't really know but we need India's cooperation to say that yes, sorry, we are guilty? And the US is saying, yes, that's right, India should cooperate! Cooperate? You mean confess to the killing? World is nuts!

[@realmilind]

Didn't you see the video? US is saying to kick the can down the road. So the initial dust settles and this can be handled through back channels.

[@gror7849]

The US asked India to cooperate! Don't dream that the US 100% behind India. They are just using it to leverage China! India for the US is just cheap labor!! @@realmilind

[@yajurvajagad2964]

Terry Milewski and Michael Rubin are all over the Indian news landscape.

[@victor256in]

As they should be.

[@annjuurinen6553]

Yes. Propaganda.

[@victor256in]

@@annjuurinen6553 Western media-----Hum kare to chamatkar.....tum karo to balatkar.

[@minhloi4536]

Guilty

[@nagbalkur1365]

a good conversation. Mr. Praveen is also a good anchor, allowing others to complete what they want to express, before raising other points/questions or even counter arguments.

[@va8085]

Canadians seem to have some intelligence but it’s not substantial enough to make a solid case without India validating it (that’s why they seek cooperation). They’re seeking immediate acknowledgment from India (pre investigation) to bring temperatures down (face saving for Trudeau infront of Khalistanis & liberal voters) & ensure it becomes a deterrence for India to not repeat it. Delhi should dig in & keep pushing for credible evidence. Let’s see who blinks first. Knowing Modi, Doval & Jaishankar, this won’t end well for Trudeau

[@Morpheus2020]

Unless they have a video of indian personal killing that fool nothing will be substantial.

[@SPmis]

Right ✅️

[@gror7849]

We thought you are civilized and can partner up to find a way around this, and solve this! Its called diplomacy! Instead of being civilized you started beating your chests and act like brats. The mistake is on us Canadians to think India is civilized!! At the end of they day you just a nation of hypocrites who dream to move here in the West!

[@biswaroopmaiti2943]

@@gror7849 If the Canadian politicians need to be civilized, they should recall this before they get put in the FATF grey list: "You can't keep snakes in your backyard and expect them only to bite your neighbors. You know, eventually those snakes are going to turn on whoever has them in the backyard."

[@allytrudie864]

Push too hard and you will see how Americans will always give india diplomatic lip service but will always stay by Canada’s side and if that bugs india they will soon find themselves fighting with America too. Indians don’t seem to understand the way our LONG held super power ally-ship works. It’s funny to us westerners to see how India thinks they are bigger and more important than they are. Do Indians not realize we have different cultures and view things differently? I’m not saying Khalistan isn’t a terrorist group but they don’t understand how small the Indian population is in Canada compared to all the other race make up. India h the inks all of Canada is Indian and cares about Indian problems that don’t effect us. Now that we know what is going on obviously we will put a stop to it but we simply didn’t know before. India shaking its finger too hard at us trying to put us down as a country when we Canadians have vacationed in India and see the unhygienic garbage heap your government makes you live in. We see you taking a bath in water you use as a toilet and throw dead bodies into- and you think we take you as seriously as the western world? That’s not the way human nature works. If Indians want to continue putting Canada down- watch out because we will throw it right back at you and have much more facts to work with. If we are so bad then why do you immigrate here? These are things Indians aren’t thinking through. Fight with one super power and the others will give you lip service in diplomacy to use you geopolitically but the will never leave each other’s sides over a second world country row.

[@mjsemailid]

Absolutely outstanding! 👏. Great questioning and amazing forthrightness by Michael Rubin!! THANK YOU for enlightening us!

[@drrajmmc]

Wow. This man is to the point. No diplomatic yes but no kind of answers from him.

[@moshemalekar2995]

I disagree with the statement that this is Canada -Trudeau problem. This issue was festering the relationship between India and Canada much before Trudeau. It is now only badly handled by Justin Trudeau. But Canada has always been hostile to India on this issue.

[@kuku6789]

Great insights by Mr Rubin. Nicely conducted interview Mr Praveen Swamy

[@Little-bird-told-me]

“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.”

[@varoonnone7159]

Define "evil", define "good men"

[@swapnilrb7370]

No, This matter was too serious and a litmus test. I think it's time to pack up from Quad and Triad and what not. Nothing serious for India in there.

[@vishal0815]

Nicely done Pravin. Excellent questions and the replies were well thought out. As Dr. Rubin points out, this will most likely get more focus on the activities of the nut job separatists which has no support whatsoever in India and with the majority of Sikhs in the US and Canada.

[@tejusshakti1127]

Mr. Praveen is good but......... i would like him to control his hand and head movements and be more precise in his questioning.😊

[@jeremylynnchagaspereira3926]

What a fantastic interview! Underlines the critical need for independent and objective news media. So happy that the patriotic Sikhs stand vindicated, and that their image is not tainted by the motivated and corrupt infinitesimal minority.

[@Ram78979]

Excellent conversation with Rubin, Praveen. You should seek more of his calibre of professionals. Well done !

[@arpitsharma]

Cris,Hard hitting and straight forward.

[@yasuynnuf1947]

This was a great interview. Thank you Michael Rubin and Praveen Swami for this nice discussion.

[@SethRamesh]

Wow. This is the best interview so far on the India Canada crisis. Specific and very important questions and crystal clear responses. 👍👍

[@RAKESHPATEL-hg9jz]

Congratulations Michael Rubin for speaking truthness. Live long

[@cmkar1013]

Dustbin Fraudo is upset not b'coz of Canadian citizen but rather he's their Asset.

[@sayantandebnath80]

Evidenciary - word of the day. Amazing questions elucidating honest opinion ! This is how an interview should be conducted

[@angiljain3366]

One of the best conversations heard on Print. Thanks Praveen swami for covering this topic

[@JaiRudraNath]

History ------- Nijjar was born in Jalandhar, Punjab. He was a close associate of Khalistan Commando Force (KCF) militant Gurdeep Singh, who was “involved in more than 200 killings in Punjab during late 1980s and early 1990s How did he enter Canada ? ( none of our business - but here it is ) ------- In 1996, when police in India started probing his links with Khalistani militant outfits and his involvement in criminal activities, he fled to Canada on a forged passport. He used the fake passport under the alias Ravi Sharma, and applied for asylum in Canada by claiming that he feared persecution in India because of his ‘alleged’ links to Sikh militancy. In 1997, Nijjar’s asylum plea was rejected by Canadian authorities as they found it fabricated. Just days after his plea was rejected, he entered into a marriage agreement with a lady, who reportedly sponsored his immigration. Actions against India -------- 2012: Nijjar visited Pakistan and met Babbar Khalsa International (BKI) chief Jagtar Singh Tara. BKI is a designated terrorist organisation in India and is believed to have close ties with Pakistan’s intelligence agency ISI. Jagtar Singh Tara reportedly imparted arms and IED training to Nijjar in Pakistan. 2013: Tara sent US-based Harjot Singh Birring to Canada to impart training to Nijjar in operating hand-held GPS devices. In return, Nijjar sent one million Pakistani rupees to Tara. 2014: Nijjar planned a terror attack on Dera Sacha Sauda Headquarters in the northern Indian state of Haryana. The plan was foiled as India denied entry to Nijjar. 2014: Interpol published a Red Corner Notice (RCN) against Nijjar for masterminding more than a dozen cases of murder and terror. 2014-2015: “The details of cases were shared with Canadian authorities but no action was taken. Also, despite RCN, Canadian authorities did not take any action except putting him on a no-fly list," the dossier says. Inaction from the Canadian authorities further encouraged Nijjar’s terror activities in India. 2014: Nijjar directed his module to target former top police official in Punjab Mohd Izhar Alam, and Punjab-based political leaders Nishant Sharma and Baba Mann Singh Ji Pehowa Wale. 2015: Nijjar and Tara planned a terror attack in Punjab and raised a gang in Canada which included Mandeep Singh Dhaliwal, Sarbjit Singh, Anupveer Singh and Darshan Singh Fauji. They were imparted arms training in British Columbia, Canada in December 2015. The same year, Tara was deported to India, and Nijjar assumed the role of the chief of the Khalistan Tiger Force (KTF) April 2021: Nijjar again visited Pakistan as a part of “Baisakhi jatha" but used the visit to get training in arms and explosives for a fortnight. “After returning to Canada, he started arranging funds for terror activities through his associates engaged in drugs and arms smuggling in Canada. Nijjar was also associated with Sikhs For Justice, a banned terrorist organisation, as the head of its Canada chapter He had also organised violent anti-India protests in Canada and threatened Indian diplomats. He had also given a call to ban Indian embassy officials from participating in various programmes organised by local gurdwaras in Canada He masterminded killings inside India while living in Canada. Nijjar was linked to murder of Manohar Lal Arora and Jatinderbir Singh Arora, a father-son duo, famous for their anti-Panthic activities in 2020. “In the attack, Manohar Lal was shot dead at his residence in Bathinda on Nov 20, 2020 but his son escaped. Nijjar had sent money from Canada for their murder," says the dossier. In 2021, Nijjar also tried to get a priest killed at his native village in Punjab, “but the priest survived," according to the dossier. Indian officials also say that in a bid to escape the Red Corner Notice, Nijjar got involved in Gurudwara politics in Canada. In 2021, he became the president of Surrey Gurdwara by ousting his cousin Raghbir Singh Nijjar ________ Conclusion : If your dog bites my house members and I warn you to ensure your dog stays chained and not do it.. But if you give free hand to your dog and it keeps biting my people, then I have every right to go inside your house and kill the dog.. Then your rule of law is not sufficient for me to consider.. In this case, I would question the intent of Canada and that of their PM as they acted like a terrorist. We shared all info with them and yet they did nothing for years. So they are as responsible like this Nijjar guy is.. How can I assume that Canada did not help him to do these terror activities

[@samtel9862]

Very clear and straightforward point by point explanation and that too with great calm. Mr Rubin is doing great job to cool temperatures here! Hope White House is listening to him..

[@jajab00r]

Brilliant journalism. Thank you both !

[@Arcottocra]

Dr. Michael Rubin is very clear in his opinions and rightly so. The need of the hour is "mature diplomacy".

[@seshanm54]

No one is anti-America ..we are just pro-India Pravin Swamy. And barring the Islamo-Left, Indians in general are aware of themselves, their history & dignity. Unlike the ingratiating, grimacing, bowing & scraping before white men kind, this India of whatever generation will simply not accept unequal treatment. Period.

[@vsrajasubramaniyan7136]

Mr. Michael Rubin is a very honest man. He really loves his country and sees this issue through in an honest way

[@Mageind]

Thank you Theprint

[@stevesteve4700]

Oustanding interview ans clarity of thought from Dr Rubin

[@dawoodeast]

Wow!! Mr. Rubin is not Mr. Rubin but Dr. Rubin !! Well, Congrats Dr. Rubin !!! Thanks to ThePrint I know now !!!

[@adityajindal3514]

Mr Rubin seems to be extremely well informed and insightful. Really great to hear his thoughts and comments on this matter.

[@ravindraharsoor3460]

Michael Rubin is so clear headed and terrific speaker. Pravin Swamy labors when he talks...

[@sunnystruck]

Excellent nuanced questions, straight from the shoulder responses, sharp analysis on many issues. Great interview!

[@jaishree427]

Pravin Swamy ,well researched and well put,as always.

[@rsridhar63]

Outstanding, straight and incisive views... great interview...

[@anilagrawal9277]

You're Wrong . This is a India-Canada problem . Please stay away from Drugs .

[@bhuvanajagarapu7977]

20:46 straight talk No non sense talk just saying to the point . I ❤ it .

[@satwinderbarath5783]

Did the interviewer have to dance that much in front of the camera. On the whole, Michael Rubin was brilliant in putting things in perspective with reason absolute.

[@doncorleone3901]

Praveen swamy on fire here. Fantastic interview and very deep meaningful questions

[@moviesfan5513]

He was very well prepared for the interview. He engaged the interviewee very well.

[@parthobhattacharya9063]

I feel hindu diaspora should unite and form a formidable political force so that the govt in question listens to them.

[@anadasingh3456]

You have not learn the powerful lesson that the west is teaching you. They are watching India and Canadian Prime Minister as let you know, that the west has spies within the India government feeding them information.

[@varoonnone7159]

​@@anadasingh3456 Every body spies on every body. Obama spied on Merkel

[@varoonnone7159]

Sikhism is an ethnic Punjabi religion. Hindus are too diverse. In France, Indo-Mauritian hindus like me barely have any contact with sri Lankan hindus

[@anibee99]

Gotta give it to Praveen Swami for asking such comprehensive questions and carrying out this interview so well.. Always look forward to content from him. Just the best!

[@phoebusapollo4677]

Canada is also sheltering Sheikh Mujibar Rahaman’s killer. Mujibar was the founder of Bangladesh.

[@ExploringAngel]

Hello CIA, we already know Mission Khalistan is a joint covert operation with ISI. Time to move on for your better the mission to be aborted in the west, for the saftey of Indian Diaspora there.

[@silveryashkul]

India gave 5 days to Canadian diplomat to leave India. 1 day to prepare and 4 days just in case their plane doesn't take off.

[@ravishankar4978]

😂

[@nilwa4190]

When a father slapped his kid, the kid cried so loud that his mother intervene and tried to discourage the father to not do further beating. So this crying was not beacuse kid is hurt but to avoide further beating. Mom doesn't know this. Kid and father knows whats this all about.

[@SurajSingh-wo2we]

Wow ... Praveen Swami Sir amazing interview

[@Ms-et1qb]

Outstanding Interview -so v impressively convincing answers that evoke confidence.. & superbly crafted questions too, for sure

[@nitinbelvi552]

Wonderful and informative discussion.Praveen asked a gamut of questions which were answered honestly.

[@samsujzaman9624]

Such beautiful interview. Graceful

[@moonlightmelodrama]

"A credible allegation of a potential link" is weak to begin with. Following up a week later with no evidence is even weaker.

[@Kothwalashivakumar]

@ThePrint, didn't understand why you are referring to a terrorist as Canadian Citizen. Oh I know, because ur ThePrint.

[@tejeswar]

This is one of the honest and very oepn discussion with soemone from the west. The Beligian proxy movement in congo was a nice example, I really appreciate that he brought this out, because nobody talks about that.

[@garfieldzzzzzzzzzz]

To me this is straightforward, India should cooperate only under certain conditions. All anti India terrorist activities should be on the table: 1. Start with Kanishka bombing: expose the massive Canadian cover up, justice for the 329 souls who perished in the most heinous way, compensation to the victims' families and reparations 2. Targeted attacks on Indian missions and diplomats 3. Go after the Khalistanis advocating for dismemberment of India, etc. Unless Canada addresses how it will tackle this scourge of terrorism on its soil what's the point in cooperating?

[@priyanair4856]

Love U Michael ❤ for being honest and shredding hypocrisy

[@Mumukshatvam]

Spot on!!

[@disol1734]

Hardeep was a Canadian citizen and Khalistani terrorist and was on Usa no fly list . So the Americans knew more about him then the Canadians. To them he was a plumber with a AK-47 😂😅😆

[@santisudheeryadav9788]

Thank you Mr Robin for made blunt statement of the issue of india and Canada🇨🇦 Really! You have great knowledge of both country🇮🇳

[@dennisvazquez2140]

Michael Rubin's smile at the end of the interview was really telling. It was as if he was smiling because he had pulled one over on you. If India is looking for help to repair this diplomatic blunder they better not turn to Michael Rubin or any of those who espouse the same or similar beliefs. It seemed after the BRICS and G20 summits that India could do little wrong and now all of that has been destroyed. The world is getting to see a hidden part of India that few get to see and know. Either way this could help India and Indians in the long run.

[@seshanm54]

Is there some insistence in The Print that one must throw one's hands about and ask long, convoluted questions.

[@ksheshadri1167]

Good interview, thanks ThePrint! One request: during a conversation, please show the panelists alone on the screen, and not other pictures (like the flags of countries and the faces of their leaders) that just tend to distract.

[@viswanathreddy6796]

Very insightful....good job ThePrint

[@ash10k9]

Still remember how Modiji coined India Canada relationship. He even developed a new maths theorem for that purpose: a + b x ( ) square..! . He predicted "2 ab" will come out of this bond. Unfortunately at the end 2 diplomats expelled instead....!

[@vking4535]

-2ab came out!! 😂😂😂

[@vijayk2025]

Michael Rubin's points are so clear and fundamental. I wish the idiots in Canada stop appeasing terrorists and criminals for political reasons and funds. I work and interact with so many Sikhs and I have never seen any kind of hostility or anger against India and always are wonderful to deal with.

[@lovelyaggarwal1927]

Great interview and quality guest! Kudos

[@technicalstudies.]

Excellent discussion.

[@VijeDerm]

Fantastic and straight forward answers 👍🏻

[@singlendhot8628]

Rubin is a BOSS

[@lakshmisimhan3379]

Excellent interview.................

[@vking4535]

Very impressive interview "The Print".

[@shomap8747]

I love the panels in Print, thank you immensely

[@akshayseller73]

Half my family is Sikh and the passion for India is unbelievable. This is clearly a small minority that is being funded by ISI CIA CSIS to weaponise against India’s growth.

[@healthshield499]

Praveen Sami is honoured to interview a white foreigner

[@gagandeepnagpal1109]

Great interview!

[@neils7236]

Mute the video and in between you see Mr Swamy showing some Bharatnatyam moves to the guest. Different hast-mudras & mukh-abhinaya 😂

[@SPmis]

That's the difference between a sorted career spy and a journalist.

[@FarfarawaySomewhere]

Why no justice to Karima Baloch ?

[@SureshKumar-kq8zb]

Wow! Nice view and give lot of confidence to people who are likely to be impacted ❤❤❤