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He said energy was a close second in terms of interest.

"The urgency around energy is huge here," he said. "Every company, every politician, is convinced that India's growth will continue at seven or eight per cent annually. All of their plans use those kinds of numbers of growth, and that means they need dramatic and increased amounts of energy."

The premier said India was "looking strongly" at B.C. gas, especially liquefied natural gas projects that are close to final investment decisions.

"They're doing a huge internal push to reduce reliance on imported, petrol products like oil and gas and diesel and so on," he said.

"But in the meantime, they are looking strongly to LNG as one of their major ways of reducing carbon intensity as well as reducing smog in the country."

He cited the expansion of the Kitimat LNG facility and proposed Ksi Lisims LNG facility, both in northern B.C., as projects of interest in India.

The tour by the B.C. delegation, of which Jobs Minister Ravi Kahlon is also a member, includes trips to New Delhi, Mumbai, Chandigarh and Bangalore.聽

The province said ahead of the tour that B.C.-origin goods exports to India were worth $1.3 billion in 2024, while Kahlon said B.C. had "the highest share of exports to India of any province."

Eby meanwhile downplayed reports citing an RCMP document obtained under access-to-information laws that Global News has said describes the India-based Lawrence Bishnoi crime group as "allegedly acting on behalf of the Indian government."

Eby said he had seen the document and the paragraph in question was a "summary of publicly available news reports," not an RCMP intelligence report.

好色tvhas not seen the document.

This report by 好色tvwas first published Jan. 15, 2026.