Amidst the dispute with India, shocking report came from Canada regarding Indians! Know what is written in it

Top destinations for job seekers: Canada’s relations with India have deteriorated significantly in the last one year. The situation is that both the countries have recalled each other’s diplomats. However, even though diplomatic tensions are visible between India and Canada, Indians still want to work in the country of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Recently a report has come out, in which it has been told that in which countries people are most willing to go and do jobs.
JobSeeker, a platform that provides information about vacancies across the world and the option to apply for jobs, has prepared a report. This report says that Canada has emerged as the most preferred country among those looking for work. This shocking report has come to light amid the controversy over the murder of Khalistani separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. It said that Canada remains the first choice among job seekers and people moving from India to other countries.

How was the report prepared?

Countries like Germany, Japan, Mexico, Costa Rica, South Africa, Saudi Arabia and UAE are also being preferred by people for jobs. Australia is at second place in this list, where people want to go to work. Both Switzerland and America are at third place. JobSeeker analyzed job seeker trends around the world between September 19 and 25. It ‘jobs in [country name]Using the template, a report has been prepared by analyzing the search history of people in 30 countries.

Spoiled relations between Canada and India

In September last year, Justin Trudeau alleged that Indian agents were involved in Nijjar’s murder. India rejected Trudeau’s allegations and called them absurd. However, gradually the controversy has increased. Following Trudeau’s allegations, India expelled six Canadian diplomats from the country. India also recalled its High Commissioner Sanjay Verma and other officials. India says that the main issue between the two countries is that Canada is allowing Khalistan supporters to work unhindered from its soil.