Comments by "D. San" (@DSan-kl2yc) on "Canada's Trudeau speaks at UN on diplomatic row with India | DW Analysis" video.

  1. You're being taught badly then. Credible means it's plausible. That the source is good enough, with good enough evidence, to investigate further.
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  2. ​ @JJ-hi4gh  have you heard the term false allegations, or any kind of allegation. Sometimes there's an inquiry before something is pursued. That inquiry can check then validity of it. Or whether a court can hear it ect. Basically the allegation can be weak, ridiculous ECT. It can also be credible.
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  3. ​ @nigelfantini2076  you sound ridiculous. The only thing we know is the sikh for justice group which does sound like a lawyer group to help separatist with legal issues.
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  4. You are just wrong. It's when allegations are credible that they are pursued.
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  5. India isn't asking to find information. It asked for people who it can't prove anything on.
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