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Sikh genocide

Modi’s India is a rogue state.

Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, announced earlier today that Indian agents were responsible for the killing of prominent Sikh leader, Harjit Singh Nijjar. Nijjar’s tragic demise occurred outside a temple in June, and Sikh leaders have openly accused the Indian government of orchestrating his murder. The gravity of this accusation cannot be understated, as it touches upon deeply sensitive matters related to religious and political autonomy.

Sikh groups, both in Canada and Pakistan, have been vociferously accusing India’s intelligence agency, the Research and Analysis Wing (R&AW), of actively targeting Sikh leaders on foreign soil. This has only served to exacerbate the already fragile relations between India and these nations and has garnered attention on the global stage.

Australia, a member of the Five Eyes intelligence-sharing group along with Canada, has expressed deep concern over these allegations implicating India in Nijjar’s killing. The Five Eyes group, which also includes the US, UK, and New Zealand, forms a powerful alliance in the realm of intelligence-sharing. This collective concern from these influential nations could potentially add more weight to the escalating situation.

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