Who is the CSIS officer of Canada who accused 4 countries including India of election intervention

Canadian Officer Claim On India: During the tenure of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, there have been continuous disputes about the allegations against India. Now an official of Canadian Safety Intelligence Service (CSIS) has accused four countries including India of interfering in the democratic processes of Canada. This development shows that the habit of accusing other countries from Canada is increasing.

The human hand behind all this is Vanessa Lloyd, the deputy director of CSIS. He has alleged that India has the ability to intervene in the people of Canada and its democratic processes. Lloyd said that India wishes to intervene in Canadian communities to strengthen its geopolitical influence.

Fear of electoral intervention
Voting for the general election in Canada is to be held on April 28. Earlier, in the CSIS report, it has been alleged that apart from India, China, Russia and Pakistan can also interfere in the Canadian election campaign. Lloyd claimed that China could use Artificial Intelligence (AI) to interfere in the Canadian elections.

Russia and Pakistan accused
Russia has also been made serious allegations. Lloyd said that Russia has tried to create a network to molest and intervene campaign on social media and news websites. In addition, he claimed that Pakistan may also be involved in intervention activities against Canada.

Safety measures
Under the federal protocol implemented in 2019, if a committee of bureaucrats arrive at the conclusion that an incident may affect the Canadian election process, the public may be warned. According to this protocol, the committee, which monitors security and intelligence, is kept cautious, which is presided over by Vanessa.

Allegations of foreign intervention
As soon as the elections in Canada come close to the elections, various countries have been accused of intervention. These allegations against countries like India, China, Russia and Pakistan may affect international relations. Under the leadership of Justin Trudeau, Canada has been continuously raising voice against foreign intervention, and this new case is also part of the same sequence.