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Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a Canadian Sikh activist and president of a gurdwara in Surrey, British Columbia, was fatally shot in the parking lot of the temple in June 2023. Four Indian citizens in their 20s have been charged with first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder.

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Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a Canadian Sikh activist and president of a gurdwara in Surrey, British Columbia, was fatally shot in the parking lot of the temple in June 2023. Four Indian citizens in their 20s have been charged with first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder.

The Globe and Mail reported that Canadian national security officials were presented with evidence that Indian consular staff in Vancouver supplied information to assist in Nijjar's assassination. India's Ministry of External Affairs categorically rejected the allegations.

The Globe and Mail reported that Canadian national security officials were presented with evidence that Indian consular staff in Vancouver supplied information to assist in Nijjar's assassination. India's Ministry of External Affairs categorically rejected the allegations.

According to two sources cited by The Globe and Mail, a visa officer at the Indian consulate in Vancouver, believed to be an officer with India's external intelligence agency, used his position to gather information about Nijjar from members of the Indian diaspora in Surrey.

According to two sources cited by The Globe and Mail, a visa officer at the Indian consulate in Vancouver, believed to be an officer with India's external intelligence agency, used his position to gather information about Nijjar from members of the Indian diaspora in Surrey.

A senior Canadian government official told reporters before Prime Minister Mark Carney's India trip that Ottawa believed New Delhi was no longer involved in violent crimes in Canada. Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand later stated the words were not ones she personally would use.

A senior Canadian government official told reporters before Prime Minister Mark Carney's India trip that Ottawa believed New Delhi was no longer involved in violent crimes in Canada. Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand later stated the words were not ones she personally would use.

The RCMP informed The Pointer that investigations involving New Delhi's links to criminal networks in Canada are ongoing. CSIS confirmed that India remains a top foreign interference threat to Canada, with the agency's threat assessment unchanged.

The RCMP informed The Pointer that investigations involving New Delhi's links to criminal networks in Canada are ongoing. CSIS confirmed that India remains a top foreign interference threat to Canada, with the agency's threat assessment unchanged.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney concluded a trip to India aimed at deepening commercial ties and securing a free trade deal. The visit drew criticism from Sikh activists who accused Carney of setting aside human rights in favor of trade.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney concluded a trip to India aimed at deepening commercial ties and securing a free trade deal. The visit drew criticism from Sikh activists who accused Carney of setting aside human rights in favor of trade.

Indian Consulate Staff Linked to Nijjar Assassination

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