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Canada names chief aide of India's Modi in campaign against Sikh separatists
Canada alleged on Tuesday that Amit Shah, India's interior minister and the chief aide of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, was behind plots to target Sikh separatists on Canadian soil.
The allegation follows Canada's expulsion this month of six Indian diplomats it has linked to the murder of a Sikh separatist leader on Canadian soil. India has previously denied Canadian allegations and has responded by expelling Canadian six diplomats.
Here are the main events prior to Canada's latest allegation:
June 18, 2023: Hardeep Singh Nijjar, 45, is shot dead outside a Sikh temple in Surrey, a Vancouver suburb with a large Sikh population. He was a Canadian citizen campaigning for the creation of an independent Sikh homeland named 'Khalistan', carved out of India.
Sept. 1, 2023: A Canadian trade official says Canada paused talks on a proposed trade treaty with India, an unexpected move that came about three months after both countries said they planned to seal an initial pact in 2023.
Sept. 10, 2023: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi conveys strong concerns about Sikh separatist protests in Canada to Prime Minister Trudeau on the sidelines of a G20 summit in New Delhi.
Sept. 18, 2023: Trudeau tells parliament that Canada was "actively pursuing credible allegations" linking Indian government agents to Nijjar's killing.
Sept. 19, 2023: India dismisses Trudeau's assertion as "absurd." Each country expels a diplomat in ***-for-tat moves, with Canada throwing out India's top intelligence officer in the country while India expelled his Canadian counterpart.
Sept. 22, 2023: India suspends issuing new visas for Canadians and asks Ottawa to reduce its diplomatic presence in India. India resumes issuing visas two months later.
Oct. 19, 2023: Canada has withdrawn 41 diplomats from India amid a dispute over Nijjar's murder, Foreign Minister Melanie Joly says.
Oct. 29, 2023: Tens of thousands of Sikhs turn out in Surrey, British Columbia, at the same gurdwara, a Sikh house of worship, where Nijjar was killed to vote in an unofficial referendum on the creation of an independent Sikh state.
Nov. 22, 2023: A senior Biden administration official says U.S. authorities thwarted a plot to kill Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, a Sikh separatist, in New York and issued a warning to India over concerns the New Delhi government was involved.
Nov. 29, 2023: India says it will investigate U.S. concerns linking it to the foiled murder plot in New York.
April 30, 2024: The White House describes as a serious matter a Washington Post report that an officer in India's intelligence service was directly involved in both Nijjar's killing and the foiled plot to kill Pannun in the U.S. India's foreign ministry said the report contained "unwarranted and unsubstantiated imputations."
May 3, 2024: Canadian police charge three people linked to Nijjar's murder, a source directly familiar with the matter says.
May 11, 2024: Canadian police arrest and charge fourth man linked to the murder of Nijjar.
Oct. 14, 2024: Canada expels six Indian diplomats, including the high commissioner, linking them to the murder of Nijjar. India expels six Canadian diplomats in retaliation, dismisses the allegations and accuses Trudeau of pursuing a "political agenda".
Oct. 16, 2024: U.S. and Indian officials meet to discuss a probe into the foiled murder plot against Pannun, the State Department says, adding that Washington was satisfied with India's cooperation.
Oct. 17, 2024: U.S. charges a former Indian government official for allegedly directing a foiled plot to murder Pannun in New York.
Oct. 20, 2024: Indian ex-official charged by U.S. dismisses allegations, his family says.
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Canada alleged on Tuesday that Amit Shah, India's interior minister and the chief aide of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, was behind plots to target Sikh separatists on Canadian soil.
The allegation follows Canada's expulsion this month of six Indian diplomats it has linked to the murder of a Sikh separatist leader on Canadian soil. India has previously denied Canadian allegations and has responded by expelling Canadian six diplomats.
Here are the main events prior to Canada's latest allegation:
June 18, 2023: Hardeep Singh Nijjar, 45, is shot dead outside a Sikh temple in Surrey, a Vancouver suburb with a large Sikh population. He was a Canadian citizen campaigning for the creation of an independent Sikh homeland named 'Khalistan', carved out of India.
Sept. 1, 2023: A Canadian trade official says Canada paused talks on a proposed trade treaty with India, an unexpected move that came about three months after both countries said they planned to seal an initial pact in 2023.
Sept. 10, 2023: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi conveys strong concerns about Sikh separatist protests in Canada to Prime Minister Trudeau on the sidelines of a G20 summit in New Delhi.
Sept. 18, 2023: Trudeau tells parliament that Canada was "actively pursuing credible allegations" linking Indian government agents to Nijjar's killing.
Sept. 19, 2023: India dismisses Trudeau's assertion as "absurd." Each country expels a diplomat in ***-for-tat moves, with Canada throwing out India's top intelligence officer in the country while India expelled his Canadian counterpart.
Sept. 22, 2023: India suspends issuing new visas for Canadians and asks Ottawa to reduce its diplomatic presence in India. India resumes issuing visas two months later.
Oct. 19, 2023: Canada has withdrawn 41 diplomats from India amid a dispute over Nijjar's murder, Foreign Minister Melanie Joly says.
Oct. 29, 2023: Tens of thousands of Sikhs turn out in Surrey, British Columbia, at the same gurdwara, a Sikh house of worship, where Nijjar was killed to vote in an unofficial referendum on the creation of an independent Sikh state.
Nov. 22, 2023: A senior Biden administration official says U.S. authorities thwarted a plot to kill Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, a Sikh separatist, in New York and issued a warning to India over concerns the New Delhi government was involved.
Nov. 29, 2023: India says it will investigate U.S. concerns linking it to the foiled murder plot in New York.
April 30, 2024: The White House describes as a serious matter a Washington Post report that an officer in India's intelligence service was directly involved in both Nijjar's killing and the foiled plot to kill Pannun in the U.S. India's foreign ministry said the report contained "unwarranted and unsubstantiated imputations."
May 3, 2024: Canadian police charge three people linked to Nijjar's murder, a source directly familiar with the matter says.
May 11, 2024: Canadian police arrest and charge fourth man linked to the murder of Nijjar.
Oct. 14, 2024: Canada expels six Indian diplomats, including the high commissioner, linking them to the murder of Nijjar. India expels six Canadian diplomats in retaliation, dismisses the allegations and accuses Trudeau of pursuing a "political agenda".
Oct. 16, 2024: U.S. and Indian officials meet to discuss a probe into the foiled murder plot against Pannun, the State Department says, adding that Washington was satisfied with India's cooperation.
Oct. 17, 2024: U.S. charges a former Indian government official for allegedly directing a foiled plot to murder Pannun in New York.
Oct. 20, 2024: Indian ex-official charged by U.S. dismisses allegations, his family says.
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Why does Canada wants to protect and harbours Khalistani militants is beyond me. I can understand Pakistan sheltering terrorists but why would a first world country like Canada? I am sure local people of Canda also don't agree with these dross militants living in their country and protected by their govt.
India has all the right to eliminate suspects that threatens its country. This Pannu guy threatened to blow air India last year on world cup final day.
India has all the right to eliminate suspects that threatens its country. This Pannu guy threatened to blow air India last year on world cup final day.
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What action did Pak govt took when USA navy seal entered Abbottabad and killed Bin Laden? Why couldn't they act tough then?
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Are you angry at the action that Canada took?? or are you angry at the action that PAkistan was supposed to take but didn't???
Both India and Canada are not my country, so I have no reason to be angry. However, it is not the first time govt of a country did contracted killing in a foreign nation. USA did the same in 2010 by taking out Osama Bin Laden. So when people say 'any self respecting country would respond' siding with Canada, all I want to know is what was the response of Pakistan back then? Unless we are saying they are not a self respecting nation.
India under Modi will continue to take out extremists that is looking to harm India. They can be anywhere on the globe. Manmohan Singh and Congress don't rule India anymore that only action we will take is stop cricket ties as a revenge for 26/11.
Surgical strike in Pakistan, assasinations in Canada...this govt is dare devil.
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India expelled 6 diplomats first followed by Canada.
India also expelled 41 diplomats earlier.
Reuters trying to change the narrative.
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Usama Bin Laden was a world-renowned terrorist. I don't even know the name of the Sikh guy that got targeted by India. Only Indians know his name.
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so a terrorist/ criminal should only be acted upon if he is famous?
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India calls him terrorist. who else??
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Pakistan could have done jack to stop the Americans. I doubt the Americans even told the Pakistanis that they were coming to Abottabad to eliminate bin Laden. The Americans and Chinese can do pretty much what they want in Pakistan.
As for Canada, they are a sovereign country and can do as they like. Most Indians aren't angry, but shaking their heads in disbelief as to why a modern and liberal western country like Canada would go out on a limb to protect terrorists who have called for blowing up planes and killing diplomats.
Bro, you don't know how many killings these sikh militants have done in India. Have you forgotten Air India crash in 1985 over Dublin? These guys again threatened to down another Air India flight last year. Who killed Siddhu Moosewala? Who caused farmer riots in India on republic day?
You need not be a high profile guy like Osama bin Laden only to be called as terrorist. Anyone has the right to take out anyone who is a security thread and been sheltered in another country by their govt. Treadeu is just mad that Amit Shah ghar me ghoos ke maara and his govt couldnt do anything.
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Why should it matter what someone else thinks? Do most Pakistanis think Osama as terrorist? He is wanted for terror/criminal activities by India so he is a terrorist in their book. Thats how it works everywhere.
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Because extrajudicial killings on foreign lands are only acceptable when US does it. LOL.
What is wrong is wrong, just because the Americans get away with it, does not make it right. What happened to due process and innocent till proven guilty? If India has so much clutch, they should leverage it and try to get these people extradited through diplomatic channels and have them properly prosecuted.
If a foreign country got into India and started offing people, you would be yelling yourself hoarse over here
A lot goes behind the curtains in world politics. This could be the West's way of getting back at India for their role in BRICS.
You can see the soy boy cry about it pretty much everyday making statements left,right and center at every opportunity.
I will be happy if India actually did take out that Nijjar guy. But we are waiting for that credible unfalsifiable evidence from his highness Trudeau. First Trudeau Government harbors terrorists and then cries out loud when they get taken out by foreign powers.
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Canada: Indian minister plotted to target Sikh separatists
The Canadian government has alleged that Indian Minister of Home Affairs Amit Shah was involved in a plot targeting Sikh separatists on Canadian soil.The allegations were first reported by The Washington Post.
On Tuesday, Canada's deputy foreign affairs minister, David Morrison, told parliament that he was the one who confirmed Shah's name to the newspaper.
"The journalist called me and asked if it was that person. I confirmed it was that person," Morrison told parliament members of the national security committee. He did not reveal how the Canadian authorities came to believe this.
The Indian Embassy in Canada and the Indian Foreign Ministry did not immediately comment on the allegations against Shah.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's national security adviser, Nathalie Drouin, on Tuesday told the committee that Indian authorities in Canada first gathered information on Canadian citizens.
According to Drouin, the information was then shared with the Indian government in New Delhi which allegedly works with a network affiliated with Lawrence Bishnoi — an imprisoned criminal linked to homicides, assassination plots, coercion and other violent crimes in Canada.
Canada: Indian minister plotted to target Sikh separatists – DW – 10/30/2024
The Indian government has repeatedly denied it was involved in the murder of Canadian Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in British Columbia last year.
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Canada: Indian minister plotted to target Sikh separatists
The Canadian government has alleged that Indian Minister of Home Affairs Amit Shah was involved in a plot targeting Sikh separatists on Canadian soil.
The allegations were first reported by The Washington Post.
On Tuesday, Canada's deputy foreign affairs minister, David Morrison, told parliament that he was the one who confirmed Shah's name to the newspaper.
"The journalist called me and asked if it was that person. I confirmed it was that person," Morrison told parliament members of the national security committee. He did not reveal how the Canadian authorities came to believe this.
The Indian Embassy in Canada and the Indian Foreign Ministry did not immediately comment on the allegations against Shah.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's national security adviser, Nathalie Drouin, on Tuesday told the committee that Indian authorities in Canada first gathered information on Canadian citizens.
According to Drouin, the information was then shared with the Indian government in New Delhi which allegedly works with a network affiliated with Lawrence Bishnoi — an imprisoned criminal linked to homicides, assassination plots, coercion and other violent crimes in Canada.
Canada: Indian minister plotted to target Sikh separatists – DW – 10/30/2024
The Indian government has repeatedly denied it was involved in the murder of Canadian Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in British Columbia last year.
In spite of continued assertions by the Indians everywhere and their government, it does not look like the Canadian officials are letting this issue go to sleep at all.
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Lol. Not happening. India is the only neutral voice in BRICS else BRICS will become a anti US alliance.
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India may get into deep trouble now
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Washington: The United States has revealed that the prominent leader of the Khalistan movement and Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) Gurptwant Singh Pannu, is in contact with the Indian government to investigate the accused involved in the murder of Pannu.According to Kashmir Media Service, US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller, in his press briefing, in response to a question about the conspiracy to kill Gurptwant Singh Pannu and the arrest of the accused, said those two weeks ago, the Indian delegation had come to America for investigation.
The delegation gave a detailed briefing to the American authorities and the United States insisted on the arrest and accountability of the accused. He denied the news about the expulsion of any Indian diplomat from the United States.
Matthew Miller said that Canada and India America has nothing to do with the tension between them. Both the countries are expelling each other’s diplomats. This is their mutual issue.
On the question of bringing Vikas Yadav, the main suspect in the conspiracy to murder of Gurpatwant Singh Pannu, to America, he said that he will talk to India about this can be done. However, the final decision will be made by the US Department of Justice.
The spokesperson of the US State Department said that Canada has shared some information with the US based on the investigation related to the conspiracy to kill Gurptwant Singh Pannu. It should be noted that Gruptwant Singh Pannu has US and Canadian citizenship
US affirms to discuss extradition of Pannu murder conspirator with India: Mathew | Kashmir Media Service
Washington: The United States has revealed that the prominent leader of the Khalistan movement and Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) Gurptwant Singh Pannu, is in contact with the Indian government to investigate the accused involved in the murder of Pannu. According to Kashmir Media Service, US State...
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Seems more likely that Canada’s khalistanis news has made India and China ready to work with each other.
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Can you define deep trouble?India may get into deep trouble now
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US affirms to discuss extradition of Pannu murder conspirator with India: Mathew
Washington: The United States has revealed that the prominent leader of the Khalistan movement and Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) Gurptwant Singh Pannu, is in contact with the Indian government to investigate the accused involved in the murder of Pannu.
According to Kashmir Media Service, US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller, in his press briefing, in response to a question about the conspiracy to kill Gurptwant Singh Pannu and the arrest of the accused, said those two weeks ago, the Indian delegation had come to America for investigation.
The delegation gave a detailed briefing to the American authorities and the United States insisted on the arrest and accountability of the accused. He denied the news about the expulsion of any Indian diplomat from the United States.
Matthew Miller said that Canada and India America has nothing to do with the tension between them. Both the countries are expelling each other’s diplomats. This is their mutual issue.
On the question of bringing Vikas Yadav, the main suspect in the conspiracy to murder of Gurpatwant Singh Pannu, to America, he said that he will talk to India about this can be done. However, the final decision will be made by the US Department of Justice.
The spokesperson of the US State Department said that Canada has shared some information with the US based on the investigation related to the conspiracy to kill Gurptwant Singh Pannu. It should be noted that Gruptwant Singh Pannu has US and Canadian citizenship
US affirms to discuss extradition of Pannu murder conspirator with India: Mathew | Kashmir Media Service
Washington: The United States has revealed that the prominent leader of the Khalistan movement and Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) Gurptwant Singh Pannu, is in contact with the Indian government to investigate the accused involved in the murder of Pannu. According to Kashmir Media Service, US State...kmsnews.org
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Some of the weird posts on the forum -Russia was never in trouble even when removed from SWIFT, China is never in trouble when massive chip sanctions but India is in trouble over discussions of extradition?
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Canada may downgrade diplomatic relations with Modi government in future.
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Russia has nudged China. And apparently Xi has understood that the present geopolitical situation demands that he gives up hostilities with India.
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How will that affect India? Canada has little leverage with India.
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Well India is already isolated in South Asia, and Canada has involved US in the matter too. Don't you think it's a big shame for India diplomatically?
Also the more this case gets highlighted, the more impetus would it add to Khalistan movement. The very moment which forced your government to do these illegal actions
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Liberal government yes, but again like what trouble does that put India in.. India would probably do the same to them via trade.. they are not US or EU..
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India has open borders with Bhutan, Nepal, we have easy access to Lanka, Maldives President visited India , GOI helped them from getting Bankrupt..
Only Isolated country is Pakistan in South Asia , it has border issues with all countries next to it except China.
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You reminded me of the famous Indian meme "Are you comedy me" here
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India is isolated in South Asia by who? Bangladesh and Pakistan? Lol.
By the way trade with Bangladesh is still going on. Diplomacy doesn’t work on social media. In fact trade and other talks with China is also happening.
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Everything isn't fine for India in South Asia
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it’s ok makes sense now what Pakistanis think as well.. if you think India is isolated compared to PakistanYou reminded me of the famous Indian meme "Are you comedy me" here
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India is isolated? By which measure?
US has taken steps against India? Where?
Biden just hosted Modi last month.
Well Canada can have a Khalistan, don't care.
There is little support for Khalistan in India.
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Not even sure if they are trolling or truly believe India is in trouble in South Asia and world compared to Pakistan
This is why BRICS Is a joke.Everything isn't fine for India in South Asia
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You reminded me of the famous Indian meme "Are you comedy me" here
In Last 6 months both Iran and Afghanistan have violated Pakistan's border. India is a permanent enemy.
And India is isolated.
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This is a decades old dispute. Doesn't change anything.
As soon as the Canadian elections are over, this will blow over. Trudeau is just trying to survive with Jagmeet. He will lose badly in the next elections and his chapter will be over as the Conservatives will be in power. And US-Ind relations are sealed pretty much for a long long time. Nothing will derail that.
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Why are you asking me about Pakistan when I am not a Pakistani, and neither is this topic about Pakistan?
I thought this thread was about Indian govt assassination of Sikh separatists in Canada?
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Ah okay...my bad. I thought you are one.
Im' a Brit like you, except I don't live in Bradford ironically.
If conservatives come to power, this issue will be resolved in no time. If Trump wins, it will be resolved even faster.
Trudeau and western lefties are trying to use this Nijjar issue as a weapon against India for being part of BRICS.
He is a Brit with lots of love for Pakistan. To be fair, he is like many Indian posters like me. We may not be Indian citizens anymore, but we still have a special place for India in our hearts. Our memories cannot be erased.Ah okay...my bad. I thought you are one.
BTW, I didn't ask you about Pakistan...I have better things to do in life. You said any Govt worth its salt would call out foreign govts carrying out assassinations on your territory (post #1427)
That is why I asked, did Pak govt called out USA for killing Bin Laden on its soil?
I think this is a valid question. This doesn't mean I am asking you about Pakistan or deflecting the topic.
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You specifically asked me about Pakistan when I asked if any govt worth it's salt would call out foreign govts carrying out assassinations on your territory (post #1427)
Now most on here are agreed that Pakistan's govt is not worth it's salt since the country is run by the military in reality, so your attempt to divert to Pakistan was quite pathetic considering I am not even a Pakistani.
Bro, if you have this much comprehension issue, its better not to engage with me in debates. You said any Govt worth its salt would call out foreign govts carrying out assassinations on your territory.
By any, you meant any right?
That any can also includes Pakistan, no?
Not sure why can't I ask what was Pak Govt's response towards USA on killing Bin Laden?
It is good sometime to accept that you have been checkmated in debates rather than just blabbering for the sake of it.
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So you think a govt imposed by a military is a govt which is worth it's salt? Is that really the reason you picked Pakistan out of any number of more deserving countries to compare with?
That is your (I mean Pakistan's as I know you aren't one
) internal politics. Why will I care if the govt is imposed by military or whatever? You asked a question in this thread that any country worth the salt will respond of foreign govt sponsored attacks. So I just gave an example of Pakistan and simply asked what was Pak Govt's response towards USA when Osama Bin Laden was killed in Abbotabad.Your entire response was why are you dragging Pakistan, why are you derailing the thread, this thread is about India etc. Basically throwing toys out of pram without answering this basic question. You can have easily said ' Yes Rajdeep, accepted Pak Govt is not worth the salt'. Debate over.
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Guys please refrain from Pakistan references as they are not relevant to the thread discussion
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That is your (I mean Pakistan's as I know you aren't one
Your entire response was why are you dragging Pakistan, why are you derailing the thread, this thread is about India etc. Basically throwing toys out of pram without answering this basic question. You can have easily said ' Yes Rajdeep, accepted Pak Govt is not worth the salt'. Debate over.
But I did accept that, in fact it was me who suggested it wasn't worth it's salt and I gave reasons why. I don't know why you are still pushing on this issue, or even why you pushed Pakistan in the first place. Actually I do know why.
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Indian mission condemns disruption of consular camp outside Canada temple
The Indian Mission in Ottawa on Monday expressed disappointment after pro-Khalistan supporters targeted a consular camp held outside a Hindu temple in Brampton, and accused "anti-India elements" for orchestrating the violence.
The Indian Mission voiced dismay over disruptions affecting routine consular events, which it said are organised with full cooperation from local partners to meet demand from Indian nationals.
The mission expressed particular concern for the safety of applicants attending these events, adding that the disturbances hinder essential services intended to support Indian citizens abroad.
Sharing the images of the event, the Indian Mission said, "Despite these efforts by anti-India elements, our Consulate was able to issue more than 1000 life certificates to the Indian and Canadian applicants."
The incident took place outside the Hindu Sabha Temple in Brampton.
Videos of the incident, widely shared online, showed a mob with flags associated with pro-Khalistan groups attacking people outside the temple.
Reports indicated that a group of pro-Khalistan supporters were staging a demonstration to mark the anniversary of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots when the attack occurred.
The incident has added a new stress point to the already strained relationship between India and Canada, as Ottawa has consistently dismissed New Delhi’s calls for strict measures against Khalistani extremists in Canada. Instead, Canada has accused India of targeting Khalistani individuals within its borders, escalating a diplomatic standoff.
Meanwhile, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau condemned the violence, calling it unacceptable. "The acts of violence at the Hindu Sabha Mandir in Brampton today are unacceptable. Every Canadian has the right to practice their faith freely and safely." He thanked the police for "swiftly responding to protect the community and investigate this incident," he said.
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Stooping to an all time low now these Khalistani . Attacking temples
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Canada Hindu groups to protest ‘Khalistani intimidation’ after temple attack
The Coalition of Hindus of North America (CoHNA) will hold a peaceful protest on Monday to protest the attack by pro-Khalistani elements at the Hindu Sabha Mandir in Canada's Brampton, news agency ANI reported.
The protest will be held at the temple and also at the Laxmi Narayan Temple in Surrey to express solidarity against "Khalistani intimidation" and "anti-Hindu" hatred.
“Join us for a peaceful protest tomorrow, November 4th, at 6 PM at Hindu Sabha Temple, Brampton and Laxmi Narayan Temple, Surrey. After a day of violence against Hindu temples in Canada, let's stand united against Khalistani intimidation and anti-Hindu hate,” the organisation wrote in a post on X.
The Coalition of Hindus of North America (CoHNA) will hold a peaceful protest on Monday to protest the attack by pro-Khalistani elements at the Hindu Sabha Mandir in Canada's Brampton, news agency ANI reported.
The protest will be held at the temple and also at the Laxmi Narayan Temple in Surrey to express solidarity against "Khalistani intimidation" and "anti-Hindu" hatred.
“Join us for a peaceful protest tomorrow, November 4th, at 6 PM at Hindu Sabha Temple, Brampton and Laxmi Narayan Temple, Surrey. After a day of violence against Hindu temples in Canada, let's stand united against Khalistani intimidation and anti-Hindu hate,” the organisation wrote in a post on X.
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haha.. now he wants the rule of law upheld. Maybe he should have thought about it when the Indian government tried extrajudicial assassinations of foreign citizens on foreign soil. He should have thought about the blowback in the local pro-Khalistani community.
Its still not on, though. Hopefully the Sikh community deals with this in a better way than hurting innocent Hindus who just want to pray and live in peace.
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Yeah, attacking temples is a bad idea whether in Canada today or in India in the 80s (or anywhere/anytime for that matter).
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Has Canada show any proof?
More than a year passed and they haven't, thats the credibility of idiot justin trudeau. Full of lie.
What kind of stupid question is this? This is not some third world corrupt country like India. RCMP found enough evidences. That is why allegations were made.
Do you want them to send proof to your mailbox?
Stop talking nonsense without showing proof. They has to show the proof to indian government but they can't because They don't have any
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Anyway, looks like Indian government's fun is over in Canada. They have been caught red handed like thieves. They may not find it easy moving forward.
This is not a liberal or conservative issue. I also expect conservative party to take a strict stance for this type of thing.
This is not a liberal or conservative issue. I also expect conservative party to take a strict stance for this type of thing.
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How are you so sure that they haven't shown any proof to the Indian government? Evidence isn't meant to be public so it can't be found on any public domain.
multiple times indian government said that Canada hasn't shown any proof.
You can't accused india then not showing any evidence. Canada has becomes laughing State .maybe they need 5 ears ,5 nose along with 5 eyes
Trudeau is on his way out. Normal relations to resume soon.
Regarding Khalistanis, they are taking orders from you know who very well.
While Khalistanis were attacking devotees inside the Hindu Sabha temple, many Sikhs were in the temple waiting inside the temple hall for their Pension related stuff with Government of India.
Looking at the picture, you can tell who most of the people inside the temple were. They are all Sikhs.
Khalistanis are clearly under someone's payroll to do their dirty deeds.
Looking at the picture, you can tell who most of the people inside the temple were. They are all Sikhs.
Khalistanis are clearly under someone's payroll to do their dirty deeds.
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While Khalistanis were attacking devotees inside the Hindu Sabha temple, many Sikhs were in the temple waiting inside the temple hall for their Pension related stuff with Government of India.
Looking at the picture, you can tell who most of the people inside the temple were. They are all Sikhs.
Khalistanis are clearly under someone's payroll to do their dirty deeds.
‘ISI paid Khalistani’s to beat up Indians in Canada’ - Champ_pal via PakPassion.
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Statement by the Prime Minister on the ongoing investigation on violent criminal activity linked to the Government of India
“Canada is a country rooted in the rule of law, and the protection of our citizens is paramount.
While attempts have been made by the RCMP and national security officials to work with the Government of India and Indian law enforcement counterparts on this matter, they have been repeatedly refused. That is why, this weekend, Canadian officials took an extraordinary step. They met with Indian officials to share RCMP evidence, which concluded six agents of the Government of India are persons of interest in criminal activities. And despite repeated requests to the Government of India, they have decided not to co-operate. Given that the Government of India still refuses to co-operate, my colleague, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mélanie Joly, had only one choice.
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This is the modus operandi of Indians and their government. Just deny that the truth exists and parrot the same idiotic statements of there’s no evidence. Posters like this guy expect to personally view the evidence as if intelligence affairs are conducted on Twitter. Their diplomats were deported which is all you need to know
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This is the modus operandi of Indians and their government. Just deny that the truth exists and parrot the same idiotic statements of there’s no evidence. Posters like this guy expect to personally view the evidence as if intelligence affairs are conducted on Twitter. Their diplomats were deported which is all you need to know
Exactly.
They (Modi fans) are like zombies. Not capable of independent thinking.
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Yeah your first world Canada RCMP is the reason why Air Canada Bombing’s suspects got screwed up and that’s not my words, words of your SC , so next try to bring in a better org than RCMP
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Canada and Us become first world when its against India in reporting and fake when its China Arabs Turks Palestine lol
How did you bring ISI into this? I never mentioned Pakistan or ISI.
Aap to khamakha self conscious hogaye.
What a lie .no one take them seriously not even canada citizen.Statement by the Prime Minister on the ongoing investigation on violent criminal activity linked to the Government of India
“Canada is a country rooted in the rule of law, and the protection of our citizens is paramount.www.pm.gc.ca
While attempts have been made by the RCMP and national security officials to work with the Government of India and Indian law enforcement counterparts on this matter, they have been repeatedly refused. That is why, this weekend, Canadian officials took an extraordinary step. They met with Indian officials to share RCMP evidence, which concluded six agents of the Government of India are persons of interest in criminal activities. And despite repeated requests to the Government of India, they have decided not to co-operate. Given that the Government of India still refuses to co-operate, my colleague, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mélanie Joly, had only one choice.
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Statement by the Prime Minister on the ongoing investigation on violent criminal activity linked to the Government of India
“Canada is a country rooted in the rule of law, and the protection of our citizens is paramount.
While attempts have been made by the RCMP and national security officials to work with the Government of India and Indian law enforcement counterparts on this matter, they have been repeatedly refused. That is why, this weekend, Canadian officials took an extraordinary step. They met with Indian officials to share RCMP evidence, which concluded six agents of the Government of India are persons of interest in criminal activities. And despite repeated requests to the Government of India, they have decided not to co-operate. Given that the Government of India still refuses to co-operate, my colleague, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mélanie Joly, had only one choice.
If government of India had nothing to hide, they would've cooperated with RCMP. But, it seems like Indian government had a lot to hide.
Why wouldn't Indian government cooperate? This is a question for BJP posters. I don't expect them to give a logical answer.
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Modi condemns violence after Canada temple incident
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has criticised the "cowardly attempts to intimidate our diplomats" in a deepening diplomatic row with Canada.
Both countries expelled each other's top envoys last month after Canadian officials accused India of being involved in violent acts targeting Indian dissidents on Canadian soil, something the country denies.
Modi's comments came after violence broke out at a Hindu temple in the Canadian city of Brampton on Sunday, which he has called a "deliberate attack".
"Such acts of violence will never weaken India’s resolve. We expect the Canadian government to ensure justice and uphold the rule of law," he wrote on X.
Local police said three people have so far been arrested and charged over the incident in Brampton, near Toronto, but did not provide further details.
The force said "several acts of unlawfulness continue to be actively investigated" by its officers.
Unverified video posted online appeared to show people carrying yellow flags of the Khalistan movement - which demands a separate Sikh homeland in India - clashing with others holding Indian flags.
India's foreign ministry said "extremists and separatists" were behind the violence, calling on the Canadian government to "ensure that all places of worship are protected from such attacks".
The North America-based activist group Sikhs for Justice, meanwhile, described the incident as an "unprovoked violent attack on peaceful pro-Khalistan demonstrators".
Justin Trudeau wrote on X that Sunday's violence was "unacceptable", adding that "every Canadian has the right to practice their faith freely and safely".
Relations between India and Canada have soured since Ottawa accused the Indian government of being behind the 2023 killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a naturalised Canadian citizen who is labelled a terrorist in India.
India has vehemently denied this and other allegations and maintained that Canada has provided no evidence to support its claims.
Mr Nijjar had been a vocal supporter of the Khalistan movement and publicly campaigned for it.
The rift between Canada and India has raised questions over the impact it could have on the deep trade and immigration ties between both countries.
Bilateral trade is worth billions of dollars, and Canada is home to nearly 1.7 million people of Indian origin.
Neither country has yet imposed tariffs or other economic forms of retaliation, but experts caution that this could change, and that a cooling relationship between India and Canada could hinder further economic growth.
BBC
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has criticised the "cowardly attempts to intimidate our diplomats" in a deepening diplomatic row with Canada.
Both countries expelled each other's top envoys last month after Canadian officials accused India of being involved in violent acts targeting Indian dissidents on Canadian soil, something the country denies.
Modi's comments came after violence broke out at a Hindu temple in the Canadian city of Brampton on Sunday, which he has called a "deliberate attack".
"Such acts of violence will never weaken India’s resolve. We expect the Canadian government to ensure justice and uphold the rule of law," he wrote on X.
Local police said three people have so far been arrested and charged over the incident in Brampton, near Toronto, but did not provide further details.
The force said "several acts of unlawfulness continue to be actively investigated" by its officers.
Unverified video posted online appeared to show people carrying yellow flags of the Khalistan movement - which demands a separate Sikh homeland in India - clashing with others holding Indian flags.
India's foreign ministry said "extremists and separatists" were behind the violence, calling on the Canadian government to "ensure that all places of worship are protected from such attacks".
The North America-based activist group Sikhs for Justice, meanwhile, described the incident as an "unprovoked violent attack on peaceful pro-Khalistan demonstrators".
Justin Trudeau wrote on X that Sunday's violence was "unacceptable", adding that "every Canadian has the right to practice their faith freely and safely".
Relations between India and Canada have soured since Ottawa accused the Indian government of being behind the 2023 killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a naturalised Canadian citizen who is labelled a terrorist in India.
India has vehemently denied this and other allegations and maintained that Canada has provided no evidence to support its claims.
Mr Nijjar had been a vocal supporter of the Khalistan movement and publicly campaigned for it.
The rift between Canada and India has raised questions over the impact it could have on the deep trade and immigration ties between both countries.
Bilateral trade is worth billions of dollars, and Canada is home to nearly 1.7 million people of Indian origin.
Neither country has yet imposed tariffs or other economic forms of retaliation, but experts caution that this could change, and that a cooling relationship between India and Canada could hinder further economic growth.
BBC
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What proof? As per Trudeau he has intelligence and not hard evidence.
RCMP has alleged proof that Indian diplomats collected information on Khalistanis and Khalistani supporters were coerced(by visa denials and property seizures in India)if they didn't cooperate with Indian authorities.
Which of these are criminal acts?
Which
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Why should a sovereign nation give any support to stupid allegations that are politically motivated?
Smaller nations may be arm twisted. India isn't small.
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If you are referring to bluestar operation, you must know that the Khalistanis terrorists had started using the gurudwaras to hide from justice. Our govt warned them to come out of the gurudwaras for months and they refused leading eventually to the bluestar operation when the army had to storm in.
It’s like Taliban seeking refuge in mosques while conducting terrorist operations all over the country.
The attack on Hindu maha Sabha temple is nothing but a terrorist act from Khalistanis.
No problem, the sleeping giant has been awakened, it’s time to turn Canada Sanatani. Everyone sit back and relax, the hindus have taken control of Canada and we will cleanse it from the cancer of Khalistanis and white supremacists.
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