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A report by ‘The Guardian’ earlier this month claimed New Delhi’s involvement in at least 20 assassinations of Indian dissidents in Pakistan since 2020.

The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) had issued Look Out Circulars (LOCs) against 15 people, who were identified from five videos of the violence.

The United States said it encouraged talks between India and Pakistan over ‘targeted killings report row, but will not “get into the middle” of the situation. The statement assumes significance in the wake of Defence Minister Rajnath Singhs recent remarks on targeted killings inside Pakistan.

US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller said that they are following all media reports on the issue but wont get in the middle. The US, Miller added, wants both India and Pakistan to figure out a solution through dialogue.

India News: NEW DELHI: The United States on Monday said that it has been following reports alleging India's involvement in targeted killings in Pakistan but decli.

In recent months, a dark and highly disturbing aspect of the way India conducts its foreign and security policy has...

Earlier in the year, tensions between Pakistan and India increased when Islamabad claimed that RAW had killed two prominent Pakistani figures. Furthermore, a few Indians who claimed to be involved in the case were named.

India News: Khalistani terrorist Pannun's video challenges PM Modi and officials for Khalistan, urging 'shame' tactics. He criticizes UPA, praises Modi's strength

Tensions stirred after a newspaper accused India of being involved in at least 20 extrajudicial killings in Pakistan.

Earlier this year, Pakistan accused Ashok Kumar Anand of being a RAW agent responsible for the assassinations of two high-profile Pakistani figures. Anand has now emerged from the shadows to vehemently deny these allegations.