Accused in Nijjar killing face BC court, remain in detention
This marked the first appearance of all four Indian nationals before the BC provincial court in Surrey | World News
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This marked the first appearance of all four Indian nationals before the BC provincial court in Surrey | World News
The four accused in the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar appeared before a British Columbia court, with three in person and one virtually, and will remain detained until the next hearing in June.
Amandeep Singh, a 22-year-old Indian national, was arrested on March 11 and charged with first degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder | World News
Probe Ongoing: Trudeau After Nijjar Killing Arrests.
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has criticised Canada's decision to issue visas to people with links to organised crime, despite warnings from New Delhi. He stated that some Canadians with "pro-Pakistan leanings" have organized themselves politically and become an influential political lobby. Jaishankar criticized the rise of pro-Khalistactivities in Canada and the arrest of three Indians over their alleged involvement in the killing of India-designated terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.