OTTAWA - Prime Minister Mark Carney's national security adviser says India has "absolutely" committed to co-operating and sharing information with Canadian police for ongoing investigations.

"They realize that — and the same thing on our side — by sharing information we will have safer streets in Canada," Drouin told reporters Thursday outside the cabinet room on Parliament Hill.

She described the meeting as "very productive," where both sides "re-established a channel of communication to talk about respective concerns."

Her comments largely echo a statement she put out last Friday.

Drouin also said there are plans for Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand to visit India.

Drouin travelled to India last week and met on Sept. 18 with Ajit Doval, New Delhi's national security adviser, to

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