On Canada's accusation of Indian involvement in the killing of India-designated terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, Indian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom Vikram Doraiswami, on Thursday, said, "Let the inquiry committee come to a decision.

We share values and interests with our partners."

"The government that has had anything to do with it. There is an inquiry that's on let that come up with it," Doraiswami said while speaking to the media after the conclusion of the Indo-Pacific Conference in London on Thursday.

Moreover, when asked about whether Canada's accusation is wrong or not, Doraiswami said, "It's an accusation. It's not anything more than that as far as anything's concerned."

"And anyway, this is not about India-Canada relations. This is about the Indo-Pacific," he said, as they concluded the Indo-Pacific Conference in London.

Regarding the reliability of partnerships between India and Australia, he said, "This is something that everybody has to assess their own history."

"I think partnerships are based on interests and values, and we share them with all our partners," Doraiswami said.

Moreover, Australian High Commissioner to the UK, Stephen Smith, highlighted that, as far as India is concerned, Australia shares a long-standing history, tradition, and approach with India. "So we're both democratic countries, we both respect the rule of law, we both respect laws of contract, and we work carefully and closely with each other," Smith said.

Further, agreeing with Doraiswami, the Australian High Commissioner to the UK said, "There's an investigation of that matter underway. We should allow the results of the investigation to be brought forward."