India has rejected Canadian media reports accusing it of using visa denials to interfere in Canada's internal affairs. The Indian government asserts its right to deny visas to those who threaten its territorial integrity, labeling the reports as disinformation. This comes amidst tragedies involving Indian students in Canada, including two recent murders and a fatal accident.
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