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Alleged Indian government involvement in plots to assassinate Sikh separatists living in the West

JaDed said:
Good try, Jatts are known to attack like cowards, Jatts violence on Dalits are known to the world.

Go cry in your Brampton corner with the bloods of thousand dalits.
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Do you condemn Indian government assassinating/threatening Indians on Canadian soil or do you support it?
 
offstump said:
He apologized which is more than anyone can expect from the GoI.

why would we see it? It’s evidence related to national security measures, it’s not going to be posted on pakpassion by the RCMP.
If you want you can try sending them an email and asking for the zip file.
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Exactly.

These BJP posters make me laugh. It seems like they want RCMP to send evidences to their mailboxes. LOL.
 
sweep_shot said:
Do you condemn Indian government assassinating Indians on Canadian soil or do you support it?
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Who is Indian here? And where is the proof? Also remember Canada’s stance on Israel if you believe that then sure.
 
The thread isn’t about BJP before someone says it isnt about Israel Palestine.
This is about Canada’s stance.
 
JaDed said:
The thread isn’t about BJP before someone says it isnt about Israel Palestine.
This is about Canada’s stance.
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Canada has already made its stance clear. They kicked out 6 Indian diplomats and made it public that government of India were engaging in violent activities on Canadian soil. Read the aritcle I posted earlier.
 
sweep_shot said:
Canada has already made its stance clear. They kicked out 6 Indian diplomats and made it public that government of India were engaging in violent activities on Canadian soil. Read the aritcle I posted earlier.
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Thats their stance I just pasted you their stance for Palestine done today..

If thats their stance then be it, they don’t accept two state solution as well, which is their stance
 
JaDed said:
Here they also did this today:

October 15, 2024 - Ottawa, Ontario

Today, the Honourable Dominic LeBlanc, Minister of Public Safety, Democratic Institutions and Intergovernmental Affairs, announced that the Government of Canada has listed Samidoun, also known as the Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network, as a terrorist entity under the Criminal Code.

Government of Canada lists Samidoun as a terrorist entity - Canada.ca

Today, the Honourable Dominic LeBlanc, Minister of Public Safety, Democratic Institutions and Intergovernmental Affairs, announced that the Government of Canada has listed Samidoun, also known as the Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network, as a terrorist entity under the Criminal Code.
www.canada.ca www.canada.ca
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This is not related to the thread.

Don't change the goal post.
 
sweep_shot said:
This is not related to the thread.

Don't change the goal post.
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It’s about their stance, You said its their stance, they have multiple stance on policies i dont agree on: Like they dont believe in two state Israel-Palestine whereas GOI does
 
I actually like Jagmeet, he made NDP irrelevant, hopefully we can get conservatives back and more economy and less chocolate boy stuff
 
Guys please refrain from derailing the thread with off topic stuff and stick to the topic. Thanks
 
sweep_shot said:
Are Khalistanis not Indians?

Proof? RCMP has the proof. Read the article again (post #1093).
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Khalistanis, if in India, are domestic terrorists and traitors.
Khalistanis with Canadian passport are foreign terrorists.
I hope that's clear enough for you or you want more simpler clarification.
 
JaDed said:
Here they also did this today:

October 15, 2024 - Ottawa, Ontario

Today, the Honourable Dominic LeBlanc, Minister of Public Safety, Democratic Institutions and Intergovernmental Affairs, announced that the Government of Canada has listed Samidoun, also known as the Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network, as a terrorist entity under the Criminal Code.

Government of Canada lists Samidoun as a terrorist entity - Canada.ca

Today, the Honourable Dominic LeBlanc, Minister of Public Safety, Democratic Institutions and Intergovernmental Affairs, announced that the Government of Canada has listed Samidoun, also known as the Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network, as a terrorist entity under the Criminal Code.
www.canada.ca www.canada.ca
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What does this have to do with Indian officials murdering Canadians on Canadian soil?
 
sweep_shot said:
Does Canadian government have to share evidence with Champ_Pal?

They have enough evidences to accuse and expel 6 diplomats. Read the article again:

"In a stunning news conference Monday, the head of the RCMP accused the Indian government of playing a role in "widespread violence" in Canada, including homicides, and warned that it poses "a serious threat to our public safety."

Commissioner Mike Duheme laid out the national police force's allegations just hours after Canada expelled six Indian diplomats. India quickly retaliated, ordering six Canadian diplomats leave the country within a week.

"The team has learned a significant amount of information about the breadth and depth of criminal activity orchestrated by agents of the government of India and consequential threats to the safety and security of Canadians and individuals living in Canada," Duheme said during a rare news conference at RCMP headquarters on Thanksgiving Monday.

"Despite law enforcement's actions, the harm has continued, posing a serious threat to our public safety."

Duheme said his officers, working with other law enforcement agencies, have obtained evidence linking Indian government agents to homicides and other violent acts in Canada, including coercion and extortion.

The commissioner said there have been "well over a dozen" credible and imminent threats to members of the South Asian community, specifically members of the pro-Khalistan movement.

Duheme told reporters in Ottawa that Mounties have also collected evidence showing that Indian diplomats and consular officials based in Canada leveraged their official positions to engage in clandestine activities, such as collecting information for the government of India, either directly or through their proxies and other individuals who acted voluntarily or through coercion."

Source: CBC News.
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Not with me hombre. But with Indian Government.

Everyone including Trudeau's housemaid in Canada claim to have credible evidence. So why don't they share it with Indian Government?

Trudeau thinks under his leadership, Canada is some world super power. Somebody needs to slap the dream out of Trudeau. Indian Government is not going to bow down to B and C grade world leaders.
 
Champ_Pal said:
Not with me hombre. But with Indian Government.

Everyone including Trudeau's housemaid in Canada claim to have credible evidence. So why don't they share it with Indian Government?

Trudeau thinks under his leadership, Canada is some world super power. Somebody needs to slap the dream out of Trudeau. Indian Government is not going to bow down to B and C grade world leaders. It might work on Bangladesh :shakib
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They have shared it what are you talking about? They’ve also clearly stated they shared the evidence in the press conferences yesterday.

Earlier this week, the Deputy Commissioner of Federal Policing, Mark Flynn, made attempts to meet with his Indian law enforcement counterparts to discuss violent extremism occurring in Canada and India, and present evidence pertaining to agents of the Government of India's involvement in serious criminal activity in Canada. These attempts were unsuccessful, therefore Deputy Commissioner Flynn met with officials of the Government of India, along with the National Security and Intelligence Advisor (NSIA), Nathalie Drouin, and Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs David Morrison over the weekend.
 
offstump said:
I’m no Jagmeet fan but he wasn’t laughed off at all, there was a small chuckle for whatever reason after he left the room. This account is some random hack who posts stuff like this all the time.
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I know I wasn't focused on that part more surprised the way he kept saying "Modi" instead of "India".
These nut jobs in Canada got a major boost through the farm protests. They realize Punjabis farmers in India are pissed at Modi and BJP but will not go against India. They are careful with their wordings to slowly spread their cancerous Khalistani mindset.
 
Aang_The_last_airbender said:
I know I wasn't focused on that part more surprised the way he kept saying "Modi" instead of "India".
These nut jobs in Canada got a major boost through the farm protests. They realize Punjabis farmers in India are pissed at Modi and BJP but will not go against India. They are careful with their wordings to slowly spread their cancerous Khalistani mindset.
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I am not so sure. The Sikh “vote bank” isn’t that big. It might be more useful for provincial politics in BC, but nationally it’s not a needle mover. Vote bank is also a new term being thrown around by the Indian side when it comes to Canadian voters. It’s not a term that is used in Canada. I doubt the federal government would go to this extent all to preserve Canadian Sikh khalistani votes.
 
sweep_shot said:
This thread is about Indian government doing shady things in western countries (including Canada).

I posted stance of Canadian government regarding Indian government's activities. You responded by completely going off-topic.

You are losing it. Go drink a glass of water.
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Arrests have been made in Nijjar case long ago and the case is going against the shooters. But somehow those case proceedings cannot be shared in public (There is publication ban on it).
But random allegations and claims can be shared to the world media :ROFLMAO: . There is a lot of consistency in the rule of law here.
 
offstump said:
I am not so sure. The Sikh “vote bank” isn’t that big. It might be more useful for provincial politics in BC, but nationally it’s not a needle mover. Vote bank is also a new term being thrown around by the Indian side when it comes to Canadian voters. It’s not a term that is used in Canada. I doubt the federal government would go to this extent all to preserve Canadian Sikh khalistani votes.
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Just like tiny party leaders like Nitish Kumar and Naidu can play kingmakers in tough contest in India.
Sikh Population has become a powerful king maker in Canada. Trudeau has been running his govt at the mercy of Jagmeet Brar's NDP. There is no liberal govt, without Brar's support.
 
Aang_The_last_airbender said:
Just like tiny party leaders like Nitish Kumar and Naidu can play kingmakers in tough contest in India.
Sikh Population has become a powerful king maker in Canada. Trudeau has been running his govt at the mercy of Jagmeet Brar's NDP. There is no liberal govt, without Brar's support.
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That is true but you need to separate Jagmeet Singh’s religion from politics. Canada doesn’t run on religious affiliation, the NDP alliance was to move forward on things like pharmacare and universal dental for Canadians, in support of the liberal minority government. There is no Nitish Kumar Naidu stuff happening. Trudeau is also looking to make a deal with the Quebecois for similar reasons.
 
offstump said:
I am not so sure. The Sikh “vote bank” isn’t that big. It might be more useful for provincial politics in BC, but nationally it’s not a needle mover. Vote bank is also a new term being thrown around by the Indian side when it comes to Canadian voters. It’s not a term that is used in Canada. I doubt the federal government would go to this extent all to preserve Canadian Sikh khalistani votes.
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With just something 20 something seats, NDP is able to dictate national policies because Liberals need that support to survive their government.

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offstump said:
That is true but you need to separate Jagmeet Singh’s religion from politics. Canada doesn’t run on religious affiliation, the NDP alliance was to move forward on things like pharmacare and universal dental for Canadians, in support of the liberal minority government. There is no Nitish Kumar Naidu stuff happening. Trudeau is also looking to make a deal with the Quebecois for similar reasons.
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Well, I would disagree with your assessment here. I have shared Canada's political landscape in previous post.
I am not saying NDP is all Khalistanis but it is certainly dominated by that.
Conservatives have been anti-immigrant as a whole, So liberals had been the place for immigrants for long time. Liberals have been losing ground in their narrow fight against the conservative due to rise of NDP. Hence, dumb courting attempts by Trudeau over the years to the Khalistanis.

Just notice how close the vote share between Liberals and Conservatives is (Infact conservatives had higher vote share but still lost last elections heavily). Minor fluctuation can distort results considerably like we saw in recent Haryana elections.
 
offstump said:
I have already stated what the national “policies” are that they were looking for support on in my earlier post. You are deluded if you think this is a Sikh issue. Also, why do you keep calling him Jagmeet Brar?
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I have never said this a sikh issue. Khalistanis don't represent the Sikh community. Its like saying IS and Al Qaeda represent all of Islam.
 
offstump said:
I have already stated what the national “policies” are that they were looking for support on in my earlier post. You are deluded if you think this is a Sikh issue. Also, why do you keep calling him Jagmeet Brar?
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He is Hagmeet Singh Dhaliwal.
 
cricketjoshila said:
Canada expelled 6 diplomats already withdrawn by India.

This Bangladeshi doesn't seem to understand that.
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The only people who will suffer from all this Canadian Khalistani topi drama are the real innocent people from Punjab and rest of India who want to emigrate to Canada and every Canadian Sikh will be looked at as a Khalistani.

Canada is breaking its relations with India over a minority separatist Terrorist group. The thinking caps there seem to be like jokers.
 
offstump said:
why would we see it? It’s evidence related to national security measures, it’s not going to be posted on pakpassion by the RCMP.
If you want you can try sending them an email and asking for the zip file.
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Yeah.. no. That stuff is not going to fly. given the background and history of the "victim" and his associates.

Not at an international level and not in between countries.

Ethe Canada puts up the evidence for Indian govt's involvement in the druggie criminal Nijjar or they should shut up.

Otherwise, given Trudeau's domestic politics it is going to be difficult to take em seriously
 
Why would any Indian condemn the actions taken by GOI(If indeed GOI was involved which I'm not sure about).

Cockroaches who wish to harm our country should be exterminated home or abroad. Terrorists and Terrorist sympathizers be watchful, Gabbar aa jayega 🤣
 
Buzzinga said:
Why would any Indian condemn the actions taken by GOI(If indeed GOI was involved which I'm not sure about).

Cockroaches who wish to harm our country should be exterminated home or abroad. Terrorists and Terrorist sympathizers be watchful, Gabbar aa jayega 🤣
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West still thinks this is India of 1947-2000 and they can bully India by expelling diplomats and imposing sanctions. They forget that times have changed and Indian Government under BJP does not care about countries like Canada, UK etc.
 
Buzzinga said:
Why would any Indian condemn the actions taken by GOI(If indeed GOI was involved which I'm not sure about).

Cockroaches who wish to harm our country should be exterminated home or abroad.
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Don't cry if Indian spies/agents are executed by foreign countries also.

7 Indian spies got arrested in Qatar not long ago.
 
Champ_Pal said:
West still thinks this is India of 1947-2000 and they can bully India by expelling diplomats and imposing sanctions. They forget that times have changed and Indian Government under BJP does not care about countries like Canada, UK etc.
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Why do Indians flock into Canada and UK? They can stay in India. No?

This is what I don't understand about BJP posters. They badmouth Canada, UK, gulf states etc. but keep on immigrating to/working in those countries.
 
sweep_shot said:
Don't cry if Indian spies/agents are executed home and abroad also.

7 Indian spies got arrested in Qatar not long ago.
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Its you who has been crying nonstop since eternity. Boo hoo... India does this, India does that.

By the way those 7 Indians were on the flight back home the very next day. India is not BD or Cananda who nobody take seriously.
 
sweep_shot said:
Why do Indians flock into Canada and UK? They can stay in India. No?

This is what I don't understand about BJP posters. They badmouth Canada, UK, gulf states etc. but keep on immigrating to/working in those countries.
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Lol dude You badmouth West all the time, big words from you, most Indians acknowledge the good of WEST unlike you
 
JaDed said:
Lol dude You badmouth West all the time, big words from you, most Indians acknowledge the good of WEST unlike you
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Not at all. I often acknowledge good things about west. However, I have also criticized at times. There is a thing called freedom of speech here.
 
sweep_shot said:
Not at all. I often acknowledge good things about west.

For example, I am loving it that Canada has taken tough actions against India.
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I understand, I don’t like when they take action against Palestine and India based on Trudeau but that’s just my opinion as I like Canada, but prefer the conservatives.
 
sweep_shot said:
Why do Indians flock into Canada and UK? They can stay in India. No?

This is what I don't understand about BJP posters. They badmouth Canada, UK, gulf states etc. but keep on immigrating to/working in those countries.
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Same reasons(Economic) Bangladeshis/Muslims flock into those countries despite crying foul about culture/religious tolerance/racism/food and alcohol/dressing etc etc.
 
Buzzinga said:
Same reasons(Economic) Bangladeshis/Muslims flock into those countries despite crying foul about culture/religious tolerance/racism/food and alcohol/dressing etc etc.
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He conveniently forgot that..but as I said before he is openly hypocritical..
 
JaDed said:
He conveniently forgot that..but as I said before he is openly hypocritical..
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If I am hypocritical, what are you? ROFL.

You are not condemning Indian government assassinating Canadian citizens (Indian descendents) on Canadian soil. Shame on you.
 
sweep_shot said:
If I am hypocritical, what are you? ROFL.

You are not condemning Indian government assassinating Canadian citizens (Indian descendents) on Canadian soil. Shame on you.
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You want to condemn Indian government for killing terrorists? Was he on no fly zone in canada or not? Was his accounts frozen or not?
 
JaDed said:
You want to condemn Indian government for killing terrorists? Was he on no fly zone in canada or not? Was his accounts frozen or not?
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Does being pro-Khalistani mean a terrorist? Does that mean Jagmeet Singh (NDP's leader) is a terrorist too?

Read the article again. Your government is targeting Canadian citizens on Canadian soil which is a red line.
 
sweep_shot said:
Does being pro-Khalistani mean a terrorist? Does that mean Jagmeet Singh (NDP's leader) is a terrorist too?
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He was involved in terrorists activities, Jagmeet Singh is not on no fly zone and neither his accounts are frozen in Canada.
 
JaDed said:
He was involved in terrorists activities, Jagmeet Singh is not on no fly zone and neither his accounts are frozen in Canada.
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Anyway, here is the article again:

"In a stunning news conference Monday, the head of the RCMP accused the Indian government of playing a role in "widespread violence" in Canada, including homicides, and warned that it poses "a serious threat to our public safety."

Commissioner Mike Duheme laid out the national police force's allegations just hours after Canada expelled six Indian diplomats. India quickly retaliated, ordering six Canadian diplomats leave the country within a week.

"The team has learned a significant amount of information about the breadth and depth of criminal activity orchestrated by agents of the government of India and consequential threats to the safety and security of Canadians and individuals living in Canada," Duheme said during a rare news conference at RCMP headquarters on Thanksgiving Monday.

"Despite law enforcement's actions, the harm has continued, posing a serious threat to our public safety."

Duheme said his officers, working with other law enforcement agencies, have obtained evidence linking Indian government agents to homicides and other violent acts in Canada, including coercion and extortion.

The commissioner said there have been "well over a dozen" credible and imminent threats to members of the South Asian community, specifically members of the pro-Khalistan movement.

Duheme told reporters in Ottawa that Mounties have also collected evidence showing that Indian diplomats and consular officials based in Canada leveraged their official positions to engage in clandestine activities, such as collecting information for the government of India, either directly or through their proxies and other individuals who acted voluntarily or through coercion."

Source: CBC News.

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Do you acknowledge and condemn Indian government here? Yes or no?
 
sweep_shot said:
Why do Indians flock into Canada and UK? They can stay in India. No?

This is what I don't understand about BJP posters. They badmouth Canada, UK, gulf states etc. but keep on immigrating to/working in those countries.
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Better living conditions.

Dollar vs Rupee value.
 
sweep_shot said:
Anyway, here is the article again:

"In a stunning news conference Monday, the head of the RCMP accused the Indian government of playing a role in "widespread violence" in Canada, including homicides, and warned that it poses "a serious threat to our public safety."

Commissioner Mike Duheme laid out the national police force's allegations just hours after Canada expelled six Indian diplomats. India quickly retaliated, ordering six Canadian diplomats leave the country within a week.

"The team has learned a significant amount of information about the breadth and depth of criminal activity orchestrated by agents of the government of India and consequential threats to the safety and security of Canadians and individuals living in Canada," Duheme said during a rare news conference at RCMP headquarters on Thanksgiving Monday.

"Despite law enforcement's actions, the harm has continued, posing a serious threat to our public safety."

Duheme said his officers, working with other law enforcement agencies, have obtained evidence linking Indian government agents to homicides and other violent acts in Canada, including coercion and extortion.

The commissioner said there have been "well over a dozen" credible and imminent threats to members of the South Asian community, specifically members of the pro-Khalistan movement.

Duheme told reporters in Ottawa that Mounties have also collected evidence showing that Indian diplomats and consular officials based in Canada leveraged their official positions to engage in clandestine activities, such as collecting information for the government of India, either directly or through their proxies and other individuals who acted voluntarily or through coercion."

Source: CBC News.

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Do you acknowledge and condemn Indian government here? Yes or no?
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There are multiple articles by India on Khalistani terrorists in Canada, Heck there are Canadians reports on the same.

I can post multiple articles please tell me what your point is?

I already told you I don’t agree on Trudeau stance on Palestine and India, that’s just my personal opinion on Trudeau’s politics.
 

Murder, extortion, coercion by India violate Canada’s sovereignty, Trudeau says​


OTTAWA — Accusations of widespread murder, extortion and coercion across Canada linked to agents of the government of India sparked an escalation of already strained diplomatic tensions Monday, as each country expelled six diplomats.

Canada declared six Indian diplomats, including the high commissioner, persona non grata after RCMP and other government officials told India its diplomats were persons of interest in several investigations into violent crimes in Canada.

India swiftly retaliated by ordering six Canadian diplomats to leave the country by Saturday.

The RCMP tells The Canadian Press it is investigating three homicides across Canada over the last two years with possible links to India, but would not clarify if that includes the high-profile killing of pro-Khalistan activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar last year.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said New Delhi has tried to undermine Canadian institutions instead of helping resolve these criminal cases.

"No country, particularly not a democracy that upholds the rule of law, can accept this fundamental violation of its sovereignty," he told reporters on Parliament Hill.

"We will never tolerate the involvement of a foreign government threatening and killing Canadian citizens on Canadian soil."

RCMP Commissioner Michael Duheme told a news conference in Ottawa that the force decided to take the "extraordinary" step of warning the public after Indian government officials refused to co-operate in their investigation of the threats.

"It's not our normal process to publicly disclose information about ongoing investigations in an effort to preserve their integrity," Duheme told reporters. "However, we feel it is necessary to do so at this time due the significant threat to public safety in our country."

Duheme said Canadian law enforcement, including the RCMP, have investigated and charged people in homicides, extortions and other criminal acts. He added there have been well over a dozen credible and imminent threats that have resulted in police warning members of the South Asian community, notably the pro-Khalistan movement.

India is a staunch opponent to the Khalistan separatist movement, in which some Sikhs advocate for an independent state called Khalistan to be carved out of Indian territory.

India says the prospect is unconstitutional and threatens the country's national security. Ottawa has long stressed that it upholds India's territorial integrity but won't crack down on freedom of expression in Canada.

The RCMP commissioner said Monday that investigations revealed that Indian diplomats and consular officials based in Canada leveraged their official positions to engage in clandestine activities, including collecting information for the government of India, either directly or through proxies.

"Evidence also shows that a wide variety of entities in Canada and abroad have been used by agents of the government of India to collect information," Duheme said, including some people and businesses that were allegedly coerced and threatened into providing information used to make threats.

In February 2024, a unit was formed to investigate the threats.

"The team has learned a significant amount of information about the breadth and depth of criminal activity orchestrated by agents of the government of India and consequential threats to the safety and security of Canadians and individuals living in Canada," Duheme said.

"Despite law enforcement action, the harm has continued, posing a serious threat to our public safety."

RCMP assistant commissioner Brigitte Gauvin said the service has so far arrested and charged eight people with the homicide cases, and 22 more people have been charged with extortion.

The alleged crimes of extortion have taken place across Canada, but mainly in B.C., Ontario and Alberta.

Duheme said the force felt compelled to confront the government of India and to inform the public about its findings, but attempts to have discussions with Indian law enforcement were unsuccessful, he added.

Canada asked New Delhi to waive diplomatic immunity for the Indian officials in Canada, which would have allowed the RCMP to interview them, Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly said Monday.

When India refused, Canada expelled the diplomats.

New Delhi rejected the allegations, and called the Canadian government's claims preposterous. India's ministry of external affairs said it had been informed Sunday that some of its diplomats were "persons of interest" in an ongoing investigation including its high commissioner, a title for an ambassador within Commonwealth countries.

The ministry claimed that the Canadian government has not shared a "shred of evidence" since Trudeau rose in the House of Commons in September 2023 to announce that investigators had credible intelligence linking India's government to the shooting death of Nijjar.

Relations between the two countries have been strained since.

"The violence actually increased following the allegations a year ago," Joly said. She has reached out to Canada's peers in the Five Eyes intelligence alliance.

Trudeau had a brief exchange with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the ASEAN summit in Laos last week. Trudeau said Monday that he stressed to Modi the seriousness of the situation, and that Canada needs New Delhi's co-operation in the criminal probes.

Canada sent senior security officials to meet their Indian counterparts in Singapore this past weekend "to share RCMP evidence which concluded six agents of the government of India are persons of interest in criminal activities," Trudeau said.

"The government of India made a fundamental error in thinking that they could engage in supporting criminal activity against Canadians here on Canadian soil, whether it be murders or extortion or other violent acts," he said.

India said Monday that it was withdrawing six of its diplomats, including its high commissioner in Canada. But Canada said India's statement only came after Ottawa had declared high commissioner Sanjay Kumar Verma and five other diplomats persona non grata.

"Canada has done what India has long been asking for," Stewart Wheeler, Canada's acting high commissioner in India, told local media in that country.

"Canada has provided credible, irrefutable evidence of ties between agents of the government of India and a murder of a Canadian citizen on Canadian soil."

He and his colleagues have been given until next Saturday to leave India.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre called the RCMP's allegations "extremely concerning," and levied his own accusations at Trudeau and his government for not taking national security and foreign interference seriously.

"Because of that, Canada has become a playground for these activities," Poilievre said in a statement Monday.

The federal NDP called for sanctions against India and said in a statement Monday that Canada must "commit to pursuing the most severe consequences for anyone found to have participated in organized criminal activity on Canadian soil."

B.C. Premier David Eby, who is now in an election campaign, said Monday that he is "profoundly disturbed" by the RCMP’s revelations, which he called "unprecedented."

He said Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland and Public Safety Minister Dominic LeBlanc assured him that "those involved are held responsible."

This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 14, 2024.

— With files from Sidhartha Banerjee and Darryl Greer

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Source: https://www.cp24.com/news/canada/20...ian-criminal-campaign-six-diplomats-expelled/.
 
B.C. political leaders unite with federal government over expulsion of Indian diplomats

RCMP alleges Indian government involved in murder of Surrey temple leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar

The leaders of B.C.’s two major political parties have backed the federal government’s expulsion of India’s High Commissioner and several other Indian diplomats over allegations of involvement in the murder of a Sikh temple leader in Surrey.

“The allegations released by the RCMP are shocking,” B.C. NDP Leader David Eby said Monday. “These are allegations of direct involvement by the Indian government in homicides, extortions and other criminal acts of violence in Canada.”

Eby, who spoke with Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland and Public Safety Minister Dominic LeBlanc on Monday, confirmed the June 2023 murder of Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Surrey was central to the federal government’s allegations.

Nijjar, who led Surrey’s Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara, was shot dead in his vehicle as he was leaving the temple. At the time he was organizing an unofficial referendum of Lower Mainland Sikhs on whether a portion of the Punjab region in northern India should separate from India into its own country called Khalistan.

India designated Nijjar a terrorist in 2020 and had been seeking his arrest in Canada, alleging he was involved in an attack on a Hindu priest.

Four Indian nationals were charged with first-degree murder and conspiracy in relation to Nijjar’s shooting and remain in custody. Their trial in Surrey has been delayed five times at the request of prosecutors and is now set to start on Nov. 21.

“Recent revelations about Indian agents operating in Canada are deeply troubling,” said B.C. Conservative Leader John Rustad. “No Canadian, including members of B.C.’s Sikh community, should ever fear for their safety or freedom of expression because of foreign interference on Canadian soil.”

According to the RCMP, there have been over a dozen credible and imminent threats that have resulted in police warning members of Canada’s South Asian community, notably those involved in the pro-Khalistan, or Sikh independence, movement.

Eby and Rustad are embroiled in a tight and bitter race in the lead-up to the Oct. 19 provincial election, with both needing success in several Surrey ridings with large Sikh Canadian communities.

Eby, who campaigned at a Sikh temple on Sunday, said that the allegation of foreign involvement in a murder in Canada was unprecedented and that he was concerned for the safety of the Sikh Canadian community in B.C.

There are around 250,000 Sikh Canadians in B.C., largely in Metro Vancouver.

On Monday, the Indian government retaliated against Canada’s move expelling six Canadian diplomats from the country, including acting high commissioner Stewart Wheeler.

Wheeler told media in India that Canada has “irrefutable evidence” of ties between Indian government agents and the murder of Nijjar.

New Delhi is rejecting the claims and calls the Canadian government and RCMP’s claims preposterous.

Kwantlen Polytechnic University political science lecturer Shinder Purewal told Postmedia News he was surprised that the Canadian government did not wait until the upcoming trial of Nijjar’s alleged killers to spell out its claims of foreign interference.

“It is a very serious issue among Commonwealth states to expel diplomats,” he said. Canada and India are both members of the Commonwealth.

“This is not something good and (Prime Minister Justin) Trudeau doesn’t deserve a prize for it,” Purewal said. “Most diplomacy is conducted in secret so it is really surprising that it is the subject of a public communique. What is preventing them from simply using what evidence they have of foreign interference in court?”

Moninder Singh, spokesperson for the B.C. Gurdwaras Council, said the group had long suspected that the Indian government was co-ordinating efforts to repress Sikh activists advocating the creation of Khalistan.

He said that this included gathering information on Sikh activists and giving that information to criminal gangs to then target those activists through intimidation, extortion and “other forms of violence.”

The Sikhs for Justice spokesperson, Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, said that by expelling Indian High Commissioner Sanjay Verma and other diplomats Trudeau had “demonstrated his government’s unwavering commitment to bringing to justice those who facilitated the assassination of a Canadian citizen on Canadian soil irrespective of the pressure the Trudeau government faced from the (Narendra) Modi government and pro-Hindutva lobby in Canada.”

With files from Associated Press

dcarrigg@postmedia.com
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Reference: https://vancouversun.com/news/local...federal-government-expulsion-indian-diplomats.
 
sweep_shot said:
Reference: https://vancouversun.com/news/local...federal-government-expulsion-indian-diplomats.
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You should read the articles fully, dear Canadian!
If the evidence is so strong against India, why is the trial of shooters being delayed time and time against by the prosecutors?
Prosecutors are not prepped with evidence to convict the alleged shooters but Mr. Trudeau has solid evidence of Indian links. Yup, thats very logical. :snack:

Four Indian nationals were charged with first-degree murder and conspiracy in relation to Nijjar’s shooting and remain in custody. Their trial in Surrey has been delayed five times at the request of prosecutors and is now set to start on Nov. 21.
Kwantlen Polytechnic University political science lecturer Shinder Purewal told Postmedia News he was surprised that the Canadian government did not wait until the upcoming trial of Nijjar’s alleged killers to spell out its claims of foreign interference.
“It is a very serious issue among Commonwealth states to expel diplomats,” he said. Canada and India are both members of the Commonwealth.
“This is not something good and (Prime Minister Justin) Trudeau doesn’t deserve a prize for it,” Purewal said. “Most diplomacy is conducted in secret so it is really surprising that it is the subject of a public communique. What is preventing them from simply using what evidence they have of foreign interference in court?”

Get the conviction of the shooters atleast in your Canadian courts! :ROFLMAO:
 
RCMP answers questions from journalists regarding Indian government's actions on Canadian soil:

 
It is only matter of time before the Hindutva terrorist government and ideology is exposed worldwide. Canada expelling 6 Indian diplomats is just the beginning of the end.
 
Technics 1210 said:
It is only matter of time before the Hindutva terrorist government and ideology is exposed worldwide. Canada expelling 6 Indian diplomats is just the beginning of the end.
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Indeed. They are getting exposed. Modi's India is a rogue state.

They tried to assassinate on US soil also:

.
 
sweep_shot said:
RCMP answers questions from journalists regarding Indian government's actions on Canadian soil:

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India expelled the Canadian HC and recalled the Indian HC. That's the end of most of the diplomatic relations.

Trudeau and RCMP can keep doing press conferences.
 
Aang_The_last_airbender said:
In a way proud of RAW, scaring the crap out of terror networks outside India.
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Nothing is coming out of this.

Nijjar probably got killed due to stepping on the steps of Punjab Mafia.

Canada accuses Lawrence Bishnoi. But Bishnoi is in jail. So Goldy Brar is running ops. Where is Brar? He is in Canada.
 
I love how Indian immigrants who fled to North America are now pretending they are not Indian.

Title of the thread should be changed, no longer alleged.
 
sweep_shot said:
I am a citizen of Canada. I am in Canada for around 19 years.

I don't need lesson about Canada from you who is from West Bengal.

Again, read the article (post #1111). It is not just expulsion. Indian government has been accused of doing violent activities in Canada.

This should be my last response to you.
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I will take your word for it.

There was no expulsion. You cannot expel some one who is already recalled.

Canada gives visas to criminals from India. Wanted criminals. And then expects peace?

Don't worry, everytime you make baseless accusations on India, i will quote you.
 
sweep_shot said:
Indeed. They are getting exposed. Modi's India is a rogue state.

They tried to assassinate on US soil also:

.
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The quicker you rise the quicker you fall.

It will not be long before Hindutva is on the terrorist watch list.

The audacity to think they (Indians) would get away from murdering innocent people of foreign soil. Now Indians should stop crying about Kashmir.
 
Aang_The_last_airbender said:
and Canada is under Indian control, it seems. :ROFLMAO:
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Pakistanis believe Indians will act like them if India is accused of something.

Pakistanis tried to pass themselves as Indians in north America when terrorist attacks took place there.

Heck i went to japan for training. Pakistanis were naming their restaurants Indian restaurant.
 
rpant_gabba said:
Yeah.. no. That stuff is not going to fly. given the background and history of the "victim" and his associates.

Not at an international level and not in between countries.

Ethe Canada puts up the evidence for Indian govt's involvement in the druggie criminal Nijjar or they should shut up.

Otherwise, given Trudeau's domestic politics it is going to be difficult to take em seriously
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It has been repeatedly stated in this thread through sharing quotes from the PM, The Ministers’ press conference and the RCMP that evidence has been shared with the Indian government. What I am referencing if your question about seeing evidence, no evidence is going to be shared with you or I.
 
Aang_The_last_airbender said:
I have never said this a sikh issue. Khalistanis don't represent the Sikh community. Its like saying IS and Al Qaeda represent all of Islam.
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I’m confused, do you believe Jagmeet Singh is a Khalistani? It seemed like you have an issue with him specifically. If this were Tom Mulcair or Jack Layton calling a press conference, would you have the same issue?
 
offstump said:
It has been repeatedly stated in this thread through sharing quotes from the PM, The Ministers’ press conference and the RCMP that evidence has been shared with the Indian government. What I am referencing if your question about seeing evidence, no evidence is going to be shared with you or I.
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Neither is the RCMP able to share the evidence with the Canadian courts also, it seems.
They have already asked for 5 delays in the prosecution. If evidence is not ready for courts, how is it ready for anything else?
 
offstump said:
It has been repeatedly stated in this thread through sharing quotes from the PM, The Ministers’ press conference and the RCMP that evidence has been shared with the Indian government. What I am referencing if your question about seeing evidence, no evidence is going to be shared with you or I.
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Government of India says no evidence.
 
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