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India asks US to list Sikh group as terrorist organisation, Indian source saysIndia has requested the U.S. to designate the Sikh separatist group, Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), as a terrorist organization. This follows a f...- Gurpatwant Singh Pannun panel seeks action against 'individual' ahead of Trump inaugurationA high-powered enquiry committee recommended legal action against an individual linked to an alleged plot to assassinate Khalistan separati...
- US satisfied so far with India's probe on alleged plot to kill Pannun, but stresses 'red line'Eric Garcetti was asked at a U.S. think tank event what effect the recent discovery of assassination plots against Sikh nationalists in Can...
- "Ye chutti ka nahi duty ka din hai": Delhi LG VK Saxena urges people to cast their voteGujarat Elections 2024: Delhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena appealed to voters in Gujarat's Ahmedabad to participate in the ongoing Lok Sab...
- India’s probe finds rogue officials involved in Pannun murder plotUS prosecutors alleged the Indian government agent — described as a “senior field officer” with responsibilities in “security management” a...
- Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sees shift in India relations after US plot revealedCanadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has noted a shift in India's tone towards Ottawa following the warning from the United States to New...
- FBI Director Christopher Wray in India today for two-day visitFBI Director Christopher Wray is visiting India for two days as part of ongoing cooperation between the US and India on security and counte...
- Must hold assassination plotters accountable: USThe White House has urged India to hold accountable those behind an alleged plot to assassinate a Sikh separatist leader, which the US clai...
- FBI director Christopher Wray to visit India next weekFBI Director Christopher Wray's upcoming visit to India occurs amid US allegations of an Indian connection to a thwarted plot against a Sik...
- NIA may take up Khalistani terrorist Pannun issue during FBI chief's visit to India next weekThe FBI Director's impending visit to India brings focus on bilateral cooperation between the US and India in law enforcement. Expected dis...
- We have mature ties, work through differences: Deputy NSA Jonathan FinerUS deputy national security advisor Jonathan Finer, who was in India on Monday, met external affairs minister S Jaishankar, NSA Ajit Doval ...
- Senior US official visits India, discusses alleged plot to kill Khalistani separatist"Mr. Finer acknowledged India's establishment of a Committee of Enquiry to investigate lethal plotting in the United States and the importa...
- India sets up panel to probe US' allegations of involvement in plot to kill Khalistani leader PannunThe Indian government has formed a high-level inquiry committee to investigate security concerns raised by the United States regarding a fo...
- Alleged plot to murder Khalistani Pannun thickens; India-US diplomatic ties at playProsecutors did not name the Indian official or the target, although they did describe the latter as a U.S. citizen of Indian origin and U....
- How the alleged plot to kill Khalistani separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun unfoldedRevealing details of the plot, the indictment said beginning in or about early May 2023, in a series of telephonic and electronic communica...
- A look at Nijjar's journey from Punjab militancy in the 90s to spearheading the Khalistan secessionist movementIndian authorities had alerted Canada about Hardeep Singh Nijjar's involvement in organizing secret training camps for Sikh extremist group...
- US court dismisses 1984 riots case against Congress President Sonia GandhiA US court of appeals in New York has dismissed November 1984 anti-Sikh violence case against Congress party president Sonia Gandhi.
- Sikh group lauds USCIRF for recognising violation against themA Sikh rights group has commended a US Congress-established panel for recognising "violations against Sikhs" in its annual report on religi...
- US court dismisses 1984 rights violation case against CongressA three-judge panel of the US Second Circuit Court of Appeals threw out the case, dismissing charges made by rights group Sikhs for Justice.
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