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New York: Reacting to the India-Canada diplomatic row, Sri Lankan Foreign Minister Ali Sabry on Monday (local time) said that terrorists have found safe haven in the North American country and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has this way of coming out with outrageous allegations.While speaking exclusively with ANI, the Sri Lankan Foreign Minister further added that he is "not surprised" by his
New Delhi: The International Criminal Police Organization, commonly known as Interpol, on Monday issued a Red Corner Notice against Karanvir Singh, a member of the banned terrorist group Babbar Khalsa International.Interpol updated its website by putting out a Red Corner Notice for the Khalistani leader.According to intelligence sources, Singh is believed to be hiding in Pakistan and was a member
Ottawa: Dozens of Khalistan supporters outside the Indian Consulate in Vancouver held a protest against the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar amid Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s allegations that the Indian government was behind his slaying.Protesters waved Khalistan flags, played music and shouted slogans. Some of them burnt India’s flag in a garbage can outside the
Canada PM Justin Trudeau has accused India of being behind the June killing of Surrey-based Khalistan terrorist Hardeep NijjarNew Delhi: Canada has not shared any evidence with India, at any level, on the possible involvement of Indian intelligence agencies in the murder of Surrey-based Khalistan terrorist Hardeep Nijjar, top Indian security officials said.According to the officials, who asked
Khalistani terrorist Lakhbir Singh LandaOn Monday Firozpur Police conducted raids on the premises of associates of Lakhbir Singh alias Landa, Khalistani extremist on the radar of National Investigation Agency (NIA). According to media agency reports, raids have been conducted at 48 places in the entire district and many people have also been detainedThis comes even as the diplomatic relations
Jammu: The Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, Manoj Sinha said that he won’t sit idle until mark of terrorism stamped out from valley."I won’t sit idle until the mark of terrorism is stamped out from the valley," Singh said while addressing a function atLakhisarai’sBarahiya block in Bihar after offering prayers at a local Bala Tripur Sundai temple.As per reports, Sinha also focused on the
Ottawa: Canadian Defence Minister Bill Blair has urged India, Canada to start talking to find a common ground in view of the recent strain in relations, CBC News reported."I really want [the two countries I love] to start talking. I know once they start talking, once they really want to help their citizens, I’m pretty sure they’ll find common ground to make friends," Blair said in an interview on
New Delhi: Foreign affairs expert Robinder Sachdev has said Canada’s allegations against India may be based on intelligence collected by America or England on their own or it may be that Canada asked them to find out some information.Sachdev was referring to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s allegations that the Indian government was behind the fatal shooting of Khalistani terrorist
President Emmanuel Macron said he had also recalled the country’s ambassador, after weeks of escalating tensions with Niger’s new military leaders.
India has hit out at Pakistan after the country’s caretaker Prime Minister Anwaarul Haq Kakar predictably raised the Kashmir topic in his speech at the United Nations General AssemblyIn its right to reply, the First Secretary at United Nations for the Second Committee of UNGA, Petal Gahlot said that Pakistan should vacate occupied areas of India and stop cross-border terrorism. She asked Pakistan