Seven years ago, in 2016, India had alerted Canada about Hardeep Singh Nijjars alleged involvement in “organising secret training camps for Sikh extremist groups associated with Khalistan movement in Milligan Hills in British Columbia”.
Indian authorities had alerted Canada about Hardeep Singh Nijjar s involvement in organizing secret training camps for Sikh extremist groups associated with the Khalistan movement. Training videos were provided, but no action was taken. Nijjar, who was affiliated with the Khalistan Tiger Force, fled to Canada in 1997 and obtained Canadian citizenship with the help of the Sikh diaspora.
Six years ago, Indian authorities shared a dossier with Canadian counterparts containing allegations against separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar. However, no action was taken at that time. Nijjar had obtained Canadian citizenship to protect himself from an Interpol notice and extradition. He joined the Babbar Khalsa International in 2001 and maintained close ties with Jagtar Singh Tara, involved in the assassination of a former Punjab CM.
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