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Canadian intelligence has been probing R&AW long before Nijjar case, suggests review

In 2018, Canada’s then newly set up National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians carried out a review into “the allegations associated with” Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s official visit to India. But many portions of the review were redacted as it was deemed “injurious to national security and international relations”.

Newslaundry

Canada’s Defence Minister describes relationship with India ‘important’

Canada's Def. Min. Blair terms rel. with India "important" & will pursue Indo-Pacific strategy while investigating Sikh separatist leader's killing. India rejected allegations & expelled Canadian diplomat. Canada seeks deeper trade, defence & immigration ties with India.

The Hindu

US shared intelligence on killing of Sikh leader with Canada

American spy agencies shared intelligence with Canada regarding the killing of Sikh separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

The Independent UK

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India freezes visas for Canadians amid row over murder of Sikh separatist

India has suspended visa services in Canada citing security threats and asked Ottawa to prune its diplomats in Delhi, further escalating a diplomatic row over the killing of a Sikh separatist on Canadian soil.

Radio France Internationale

The Observer view on Hardeep Singh Nijjar’s killing: Narendra Modi’s hubris is ill-judged

In dismissing concerns over the death of a Canadian Sikh activist, India’s prime minister raises more questions over his commitment to democracy

The Guardian - UK

Morning Digest | India says no specific information shared by Canada on Nijjar killing; Kovind-led panel to seek political parties’ views on simultaneous elections, and more

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The Hindu

Why have India, Canada tensions worsened? | Explained

What are the allegations levelled against India? Why does India accuse Canada of providing safe havens to pro-Khalistan extremists? How have other countries reacted? Why have visa services been suspended? What is the status of the Free Trade Agreement?

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US diplomat says intelligence from 'Five Eyes' nations helped Canada to link India to Sikh's killing

The U.S. ambassador to Canada has said that information shared from members of an intelligence-sharing alliance was part of what Prime Minister Justin Trudeau used to make public allegations of the Indian government's possible involvement in the assassination a Sikh Canadian

The Independent UK

Hardeep Singh Nijjar killing | No specific information shared by Canada, says India

India responds to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s claim that Canada had shared with India “many weeks ago” evidence that it might have been behind the killing of the Khalistan separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar killing on Canadian soil.

The Hindu

Biden faces foreign policy trouble spots as he aims to highlight his experience on the global stage

It probably wasn’t how President Joe Biden envisioned his big foreign policy week ending

The Independent UK

Political parties in Punjab adopt contrasting strategies amid India-Canada conflict

In Punjab, parties are attempting to garner different vote banks — in the State itself, in other parts of the country, and among the diaspora.

The Hindu

Canadian government denounces ‘online hate video’ telling Hindus in Canada to ‘go back to India’

None of the politicians condemning the video have directly called out the pro-Khalistan outfit behind it

The Independent UK

Hafta letters: Geopolitics, burning Ravan effigies, screening of While We Watched

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India-Canada tensions shine light on complexities of Sikh activism in the diaspora

The shocking allegation that India may have been behind the assassination of a Sikh separatist leader in Canada is shining the light on various layers of activism as well as diverse views on a separate Sikh state or Khalistan within the North American diaspora

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The Hindu

US in communication with India on Canada's allegations: White House

US in contact with India on Canada's allegations of potential involvement in Sikh separatist leader's killing; US supports Canada's efforts to investigate; India advises its nationals in Canada to exercise "utmost caution" due to anti-India activities.

The Hindu

Morning Digest | Canada shared intelligence with India weeks ago, says Trudeau; Sports Minister to skip Asiad as China bars Arunachal players, and more

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The Guardian - AU

India-Canada row: Blinken calls on Delhi to cooperate in push for ‘accountability’ over killing

Secretary of state says US takes ‘very, very seriously’ incidents of transnational repression amid dispute over killing of Sikh separatist in British Columbia

The Hindu

India-Canada row | Blinken says U.S. ‘wants to see accountability’ on Nijjar slaying

U.S. Sec. of State Blinken expressed "deep concern" over India's alleged role in the death of Khalistani separatist leader Nijjar in Canada. He urged India to cooperate with the investigation and called on countries not to engage in "transnational repression". Trudeau also reiterated his allegation, stressing the importance of rule…

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The Hindu

Canada shared intelligence on Nijjar’s murder with India weeks ago, says Trudeau

Canada shared intel wth India regarding the murder of Sikh separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar. PM Trudeau said credible allegations were shared weeks ago. U.S. Sec. Blinken expressed deep concern and wants accountability. Canada has collected intel, incl. comms of Indian officials in Canada, per CBC.

Al Jazeera

Hardeep Singh Nijjar killing: What does international law say?

If Canada proves allegations of Indian involvement, experts say killing would violate international, human rights law.

The Guardian - UK

‘Very messy’: India-Canada row over Sikh killing causes diplomatic shock waves

Experts say if India was behind Hardeep Singh Nijjar’s death it would signal radical change in its foreign intelligence methods

The Hindu

Canada’s ‘soft’ approach for Khalistan could embolden radicals in India, say experts

Pro-Khalistan movement has lost popular support in Punjab yet pockets of support exist among Sikh diaspora abroad. Canadian PM's statement on India's alleged involvement in killing of pro-Khalistan leader emboldens radicals. NIA requests for extradition of terrorist operatives pending with Canadian authorities.

The Walrus

Why Would India Assassinate a Sikh Leader on Canadian Soil?

Trudeau’s explosive allegation reveals the widening rift between the two countries

The Hindu

Canada says no place for aggression, hate, intimidation in country amid online threats to Hindus

The video was circulated amid escalating tensions between India and Canada following Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s explosive allegations of the “potential” involvement of Indian agents in the killing of Khalistani extremist Hardeep Singh Nijjar on his country’s soil on June 18 in British Columbia.

The Independent UK

US says India will ‘not get special exemption’ on row over Sikh killing in Canada

‘Regardless of the country, we will stand up and defend our basic principles’

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