Hardeep Singh Nijjar killing
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Jaishankar's Meeting with Canadian Counterpart in Germany: Bilateral Ties and Global Issues in Focus
This meeting occurs against the backdrop of strained relations between the two countries following the killing of Khalistani separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar on Canadian soil last year. Despite this diplomatic tension, Jaishankar and Joly addressed key issues impacting their nations and the broader global landscape during their interaction at the conference.
Gunshots Fired at Home of Nijjar's Friend in Disturbing Incident in Canada
The house owner, identified as Simranjeet Singh, a friend of Nijjar, narrowly escaped harm, and the overnight attack nearly claimed the life of Simranjeet's six-year-old child, as per Moninder Singh, a spokesperson for the B.C. Gurdwaras Council.
Suspects in Nijjar's Murder in Canada Expected to be Arrested in the Coming Weeks: Report
The sources suggest that when charges are filed against the two men, the RCMP will detail their alleged involvement, as well as any connections with the Indian government. The motive and involvement of the Indian government in the shooting have been subjects of controversy.
Panel Urges Sanctions on India Over Religious Freedom Concerns
The Canadian government previously implicated India in Nijjar's killing, while the US alleges Indian government complicity in the plot against Pannun, as per an undisclosed indictment.
US Affirms India as a Key Strategic Partner, Emphasizes Seriousness of Plot-to-Kill Charge
John Kirby, the Coordinator for Strategic Communications at the National Security Council in the White House, underscored the significance of the partnership with India and the gravity of the allegations during a news conference.
Indian Envoy to US Confronted Outside NY Gurdwara by Khalistani Supporters, Accusing Him of Nijjar's Death
The incident unfolded shortly after the Ministry of External Affairs' spokesperson, Arindam Bagchi, disclosed on November 22 that the US had shared concerning information about potential links between organized crime, arms trafficking, terrorism, and other illicit activities. Both nations agreed to pursue necessary steps based on these inputs.
Jaishankar seeks evidence on Nijjar killing, says ‘we are not ruling out investigation’
During a conversation with veteran journalist Lionel Barber titled ‘How a Billion People See the World,' Jaishankar expressed the need for Canada to present evidence supporting its claims before proceeding with any inquiry.
How India’s enemies met their fate in 'safe havens'
The terrorists killed so far in Canada and Pakistan are Laskhar-e-Taiba chief Hafeez Saeed's deputy and Jamaat-ud-Dawa leader Abdul Salam Bhuttavi, Canada-based Hardeep Singh Nijjar, the chief of the banned Khalistan Tiger Force (KTF), close aide of Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM) chief Masood Azhar, Shahid Latif, and his brother Haris Hashim.
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