Top: Indian Prime Minister Narenda Modi from World Economic Forum. Top right: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau photo by CP (February 21, 2018). Bottom right: Canadian Press file photo of Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan. Bottom left: NDP leader Jagmeet Singh

So, the Trudeau India debacle just keeps on spreading, and is now engulfing Jagmeet Singh. This thing isn't over yet. Not by a long shot. Unexpectedly, Trudeau's India expedition ripped open the wounds caused by the 1985 Air India bombing when it was revealed that Jaspar Atwal, convicted of attempted murder for his role in a 1986 attack on an Indian politician, was photographed with Sophie Gregoire Trudeau at a Canadian government reception in Delhi.

It was all too much for Canadian media and the public. Prior to Trudeau's trip, Indian media had unleashed a blizzard of criticism of the Liberal government, essentially accusing it of complicity in Sikh terrorism. On February 12, Outlook India said of the Trudeau visit: "A new real threat of Khalistani �terror, fuelled and funded by foreign gurudwaras patronised by liberal white politicians, has revived memories of a blood-drenched era of Punjab�s history" For a convicted terrorist to be found at a Canadian government reception in India was unthinkable. Fresh on the heels of that news comes the coverage of Jagmeet Singh's appearances and public statements regarding Khalistan.

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