Makes sense.

Onion and Garlic

🚨 The allegations of Canada are politically driven. We have conveyed our views on what we see as prejudice. No specific information has been shared by Canada on (the Nijjar) case either earlier or now. We are prepared to look at any info: MEA

🚨 Canada hand found in Sikh separatism, Tamil war, Mujibur killing, says former national security official

https://m.economictimes.com/news/india/canada-hand-found-in-sikh-separatism-tamil-war-mujibur-killing/articleshow/103818589.cms

🚨 The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has banned the import of frozen meat from Pakistan through the sea route after allegedly finding fungus in a consignment of meat.

The meat consignment had been sent by a Karachi-based company by sea and the whole shipment was destroyed by the UAE authorities.

Terrible times for enemies of India. They seem to be meeting tragic ends more frequently. A glimpse of what has happened to India’s most wanted terrorist since 2019 in their overseas ‘safe havens’.

1. Hardeep Singh Nijjar was killed near a gurdwara in Surrey, Canada, by two unknown assailants in June 2023. India had designated him as a wanted terrorist, NIA had a Rs10 lakh reward for info on him, and Interpol had issued a red corner alert. He had entered Canada illegally with a fake passport.

2. Rayaz Ahmed alias Abu Qasim was shot dead in a mosque in PoK in September 2023.

3. Maulana Masood Azhar reportedly escaped a massive blast in 2019 at the madrassa he was hiding in Peshawar. However, the most-wanted terrorist has had no public appearance since then, triggering speculation on whether he is dead.

4. Bashir Ahmed Peer of Hizbul Mujahideen was shot dead at point-blank range in Rawalpindi in February 2023.

5. Al Badr commander Syed Khalid Raza was killed by a single shot in the head in Karachi in February 2023.

6. Khalistani extremist Avtar Singh Khanda, who targeted the Indian mission in the UK, died of “unknown causes” at a Birmingham hospital in June 2023.

7. Aijaz Ahmad Ahangar, a Kashmiri terrorist functioning as a top commander of ISIS, was reportedly killed in Afghanistan’s Kunar province in February 2023.

8. Jaish-e-Mohammed’s Mistry Zahoor Ibrahim, one of the IC-814 hijackers who had slit passenger Rupin Katyal’s throat, was shot dead in Karachi in March 2022.

9. Khalistan Commando Force’s Paramjit Singh Panjwar was shot dead in Lahore by two gunmen in May 2023.

10. Lal Mohammed, a suspected ISI operative involved in pushing fake currency into India, was chased and shot dead on the outskirts of Kathmandu last year.

11. Khalistani terrorist Harwinder Rinda mysteriously dies in Lahore hospital in November 2022, reportedly of a drug overdose.

12. A day later, Khalistani terrorist and Rinda’s aide Happy Sanghera was killed in Italy.

13. Within 24 hours, Khalistani terrorist Kulwinderjit Singh Khanpuria was likely brought from Bangkok, arrest was shown in Delhi.

14. In June 2021, a powerful blast rocks the neighbourhood of UN-designated global terrorist Hafiz Saeed, founder of Lashkar-e-Toiba.

15. Earlier, his Talha Saeed was injured in a blast in Lahore.

40 percent of total overseas students are Indian students according to Canadian Bureau of International Education. It is because of the money Canada gets from Indian students they are able to provide subsidized education to their own students.

Did somebody say retaliatory strike? India says - Be my guest.

Govt of India issues an advisory for television channels to refrain from giving any platform to reports/references about and views/agenda of persons of such background including those against whom there are charges of serious crimes/terrorism and belonging to organizations which have been proscribed by law, having regard to the reasonable restrictions laid down under Article 19(2) of the Constitution and mentioned under sub-section (2) of Section 20 of the CTN Act: GoI

This comes after it came to the notice of the Ministry that a person in a foreign country against whom there are serious cases of crime including terrorism, belonging to an organization which has been proscribed by law in India was invited for a discussion on a television channel wherein the said person made several comments/remarks which were detrimental to the sovereignty/integrity of the country, security of India, friendly relations of India with a foreign state and also had the potential of disturbing public order in the country.

Mahindra & Mahindra : India-Canada tension: Entrepreneur Anand Mahindra's decision to close Canadian company.

More impact will be seen soon. Canada is going to suffer more in this process.

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IAF plans to buy 6 more indigenous 'Netra-I eyes in the sky' surveillance planes

Chinese Vice President: Ceasing hostilities and resuming peace talks is the only way to a settlement in Ukraine.
Our country opposes the principles of hegemony, unilateralism, and the Cold War mentality imposed by the some countries

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has declared a "migrant invasion" on the southern borders of the US. He has invoked the “invasion clauses” of the US Constitution and his state Constitution.

The last time any US state declared an invasion was during WWII

Imphal, Sep 21: The Manipur Police on Thursday said search operations have been conducted by security forces in various districts, and arms and ammunition, including mortar shells, were recovered. Altogether 127 checkpoints were installed in the valley and hill districts of the northeastern state, and 873 people were detained on Wednesday for violation of rules. "Search operations were conducted by security forces in the fringe and vulnerable areas of Imphal West, Thoubal, Bishnupur, Kangpokpi and Churachandpur districts in which one arm, two local pumpi guns, 50 ammunition and eight explosives were recovered from Imphal West and Kangpokpi districts," the police said on X, formerly Twitter.

https://assamtribune.com/north-east/manipur-search-ops-by-security-forces-continues-arms-ammunition-seized-1495903

Shashi Tharoor Blames Canada’s approach for the current crisis.

Hypocrisy has no limit!

Canada is a safe heaven for terrorists!

Crisis In Nepal:
Educators prefer not to reside within the jurisdiction of a municipality, security personnel seek to avoid living under provincial governance, and civil servants share similar sentiments. This raises the question of whether federalism might be at risk of faltering or collapsing.