KHALISTAN
3 Khalistani terrorists gunned down in Pilibhit encounter
Punjab and Uttar Pradesh Police neutralised three suspected Khalistani terrorists in Pilibhit. They were involved in the Gurdaspur grenade attack. Two AK-47 rifles, two Glock pistols, and ammunition were recovered. Khalistan Zindabad Force and Babbar Khalsa International are involved in multiple attacks recently. KZF is controlled by operatives based in Greece and the UK.
Three suspected pro-Khalistanis killed in encounter in Pilibhit after Gurdaspur explosion
Pilibhit Encounter: Three suspected pro-Khalistan terrorists were killed in a joint Uttar Pradesh-Punjab police operation in Pilibhit. Two AK-series rifles and two Glock pistols were recovered. The suspects are believed to be responsible for the December 19 grenade attack on a Gurdaspur police post, the second blast in the district within 48 hours and the eighth in Punjab since November 24.
Trump 2.0: Why keeping Indo-US partnership on track will remain a tough job
India-US relations saw a mix of advancement and strain. Biden boosted key initiatives. However, incidents like the indictment of an Indian official and the Adani case fueled distrust. Defense deals progressed, but challenges remain. Disagreements on Khalistan and Bangladesh further complicated the partnership.
SFJ issues threat to Indian envoy to US Vinay Kwatra
Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) threatened Indian Ambassador to the US, Vinay Kwatra, accusing him of collaborating with Russia against Khalistani activists. SFJ leader Gurpatwant Singh Pannun claimed Kwatra is a target and alleged India sought Russian support following Hardeep Singh Nijjar's assassination. Pannun also threatened Russian diplomats and missions, potentially prompting Russia to ban SFJ and similar organizations.
Punjab cops bust Khalistan Zindabad Force module, arrest 3
Punjab police arrested three members of a Khalistan Zindabad Force (KZF) module for the recent grenade attack at a police post. The module, operating from the UK and Germany, was tasked with targeting police and minority leaders in Punjab and Haryana. The suspects retrieved the grenade from a dead letter box and received ?4.
Trump picks pro-Khalistan lawyer as assistant attorney general
Donald Trump's selection of Indian-American lawyer Harmeet Dhillon as assistant attorney general for civil rights has raised concerns in India due to her alleged pro-Khalistan sympathies. Dhillon has previously accused India of targeting Sikh activists in North America. Trump, however, praised Dhillon's defense of civil liberties and her challenges against social media companies and pandemic restrictions.
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Canada spying alert: India consulate in Vancouver under 'audio and video surveillance', private communications intercepted
Consular officials at the Indian consulate in Vancouver were informed by Canadian authorities about ongoing audio and video surveillance, including intercepted private communications. India lodged a strong protest, citing violations of diplomatic norms. The Canadian government has expressed its inability to fully secure consular camps against violent acts by secessionist elements. The issue has heightened tensions between the two countries.
DGP conference begins Friday; internal security, J-K, Khalistan issue to be discussed
The annual all-India conference of police heads starts in Bhubaneswar this Friday. It will cover internal security issues such as Jammu and Kashmir, and pro-Khalistan elements. Prime Minister Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, and NSA Ajit Doval will attend. Topics like cyber crimes, AI tools, and drone threats will also be discussed.
India warns of 'further damage' to Canada ties after PM Modi named in targeting Khalistanis
India warned Canada of "further damage" to already strained ties after Toronto's Globe and Mail newspaper alleged Prime Minister Narendra Modi knew about a purported campaign targeting Sikh activists. The Globe and Mail reported Tuesday that Canadian security agencies "believe" Modi knew about the alleged campaign targeting Canadian Sikh activists.
Security of Indian consulates in US to be discussed during Delhi visit: American diplomat
A senior US diplomat visited India to discuss security concerns. He paid tribute to the victims of a past terror attack in Kolkata. He addressed recent attacks on Indian consulates in the US. He emphasized the importance of diplomatic security and collaboration between the US and India.
Khalistani terrorist Arsh Dalla expected to be extradited or deported from Canada: MEA
India expects Canada to extradite or deport Khalistani separatist Arsh Dalla. Dalla was recently arrested in Canada. He is wanted in India for over 50 cases of murder, extortion, and terrorism. India has issued a Red Corner Notice against him. Dalla is also designated as a terrorist. He claimed responsibility for the murder of a Congress leader in September.
Justin Trudeau blinks on Khalistan: Is Canadian PM recalibrating his moves?
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, despite his history of supporting Khalistani separatists, recently stated that they do not represent the entire Sikh community. This comes after Khalistani extremists attacked a Hindu temple in Canada, prompting the arrest of key figures. Trudeau's shift in tone might be influenced by mounting pressure as elections approach and criticism from within his own party.
Canada arrests Nijjar-linked Arsh Dalla, Inderjeet Gosal
Canadian police arrested a top operative of Sikhs for Justice. He was involved in an attack on a consular camp at a temple in Brampton. Another Khalistani extremist may have been arrested in connection with a shooting incident. One of the suspects in the shooting is believed to be a gangster associated with the banned Khalistan Tiger Force.
Khalistan supporters don't represent Sikh community in Canada nor do Modi supporters represent Hindus: PM Trudeau
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has publicly stated that pro-Khalistan separatists do not represent the entire Sikh community in Canada. This statement followed an attack on a consular camp in Brampton by pro-Khalistan individuals. Trudeau emphasized that violence and intimidation have no place in Canada.
Canada banned Australian media outlet after Jaishankar's presser with Penny Wong: MEA
India accused Canada of hypocrisy for blocking the social media accounts of Australian media outlet "Australia Today" after it aired the press conference of Indian External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and his Australian counterpart. India claims Canada blocked the outlet for reporting on Jaishankar's remarks concerning Canada's unsubstantiated allegations against India and its tolerance of anti-Indian activities.
Anti-India conspiracy being hatched by Canada and Pakistan¡¯s ISI? New Delhi has ¡°irrefutable evidence¡±
India is demanding the extradition of Canadian Border Security Agency employee, Sandeep Singh Sidhu, alleging his involvement in the 2020 assassination of Shaurya Chakra awardee Balwinder Singh Sandhu. Indian intelligence claims Sidhu, an alleged member of the banned International Sikh Youth Federation, orchestrated the killing with Pakistani ISI support, using Gurjit Singh as a hitman.
Former Canadian Sikh minister slams Trudeau as 'idiot' over Khalistan issue
Former Canadian minister Ujjal Dosanjh criticized Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's handling of Sikh extremism in Canada. Dosanjh argued that Trudeau's approach empowered Khalistani extremists and instilled fear among moderate Sikhs, who make up the majority.
Condemn violence at Hindu temple in Canada: MEA on Brampton incident
India condemns the violence at a Hindu temple in Canada. The incident involved Khalistani supporters and temple attendees. India's External Affairs Ministry expresses concern for the safety of Indians in Canada. The Ministry expects Canada to prosecute those responsible. Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau assures freedom of faith for all citizens.
What led to the Khalistani attack on Canada's Hindu temple?
A Khalistani attack on a Hindu temple in Brampton, Canada, has sparked outrage, raising concerns about Khalistani extremism and its infiltration into Canadian institutions. The attack, condemned by various groups, highlights the need for understanding and respect within the community and raises questions about the Canadian government's response to Khalistani activities.
Canada now alleges Amit Shah behind plot to target Khalistanis
The Canadian government has accused Amit Shah of orchestrating violence against Khalistanis in Canada. This comes days after Ottawa expelled Indian diplomats, linking them to the 2023 murder of Sikh separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar on Canadian soil. India also ordered the expulsion of Canadian diplomats.
India running 'spy network' in US and Canada, says Khalistani separatist Pannun
Gurpatwant Singh Pannun has urged Canada and the U.S. to take a tougher stance against Indian PM Narendra Modi's government for allegedly trying to silence dissidents abroad. This call follows indictments against two Indian nationals over alleged plot to kill Pannun.
Ex-RAW officer Vikash Yadav's Delhi case riddled with issues; 7 of 10 witnesses cops
Former RAW officer Vikash Yadav¡¯s trial for alleged kidnapping, extortion, and attempt to murder of a Delhi businessman is set to start soon. The Delhi Police claim to have sufficient evidence against Yadav and co-accused Abdullah Khan, although discrepancies exist in the witness statements and disclosures. The FBI also has allegations against Yadav.
Starting 2020, NIA probing six cases against Pannun
The National Investigation Agency is investigating six cases against Gurupatwant Singh Pannun of Sikhs For Justice. They have seized three properties tied to him in Amritsar and Chandigarh. A previous red corner notice against him was withdrawn after his appeal. Pannun is linked to various incidents including threats and pro-Khalistan propaganda.
When Khalistani ¡®goons¡¯ attacked Sanjay Verma in Canada: Ex-Indian envoy recalls terrifying moment
Recalled Indian High Commissioner to Canada, Sanjay Verma, described a terrifying sword attack by Khalistanis in Alberta. Verma and his wife narrowly escaped harm. Indian diplomats have been given RCMP protection. Verma emphasized the need for both countries to restore relations and address threats to peace-loving Indo-Canadians.
India under more & more US pressure for quick accountability in Pannun attempted murder case?
U.S. officials have urged India to accelerate their investigation into the involvement of an Indian intelligence official in a foiled murder plot against Sikh activist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun. This comes amid strained U.S.-India relations. The Justice Department has charged former Indian spy Vikash Yadav in the plot, leading to heightened scrutiny and demands for accountability.
Delhi Police tightens security across markets, alerts railway and metro staff after Rohini blast
Delhi Police have heightened security in marketplaces and public transit systems following a blast near a CRPF school in Rohini. Additional forces, intense patrolling, and increased surveillance have been implemented, particularly in crowded areas. Preliminary investigations suggest pro-Khalistan involvement, with a suspect identified on CCTV.
Delhi bomb blast: Police write to Telegram to probe Khalistan angle in blast, suspect spotted in CCTV
Delhi Police are probing a potential Khalistani link in the blast that damaged a CRPF school wall in Rohini. The incident occurred on Sunday, and no injuries were reported. Authorities are investigating a Telegram group, 'Justice League Indian,' which claimed responsibility. CCTV footage of a suspect was recovered.
India eyes eight Canada-based gangsters with Sikh terrorism, ISI links
India has requested action against eight Canada-based gangsters. They are associated with Sikh terrorism and separatism. They have links with Pakistani agents. Figures include Sandeep Singh Sidhu, Arshdeep Singh Gill, and Lakhbir Singh. These individuals are involved in various crimes from extortion to terrorism, raising concerns about cross-border criminal activities.
Concept of Khalistan as artificial as Pakistan was in its infancy: US expert
Michael Rubin, an international security expert, criticizes the concept of Khalistan, likening it to the artificial creation of Pakistan. He warns against US support for Khalistani figures, citing historical violence and growing extremism in the US and Canada as serious concerns.
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