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The comments come just days after Canada expelled six Indian diplomats after the RCMP said it had evidence alleged Indian agents played a role in violent crimes on Canadian soil.

A parliamentary committee is meeting on Friday to weigh a request to study new allegations of Indian foreign interference in Canada that led to the expulsion of diplomats.

The Lebanese militant group Hezbollah vowed to launch a new phase of fighting against invading Israeli troops, a day after Israel said its forces had killed the Hamas leader.

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Members of a parliamentary committee have called for an emergency meeting on new allegations of Indian foreign interference in Canada.