Global Outlook

  In a recent development, India has signaled its willingness to explore a thorough investigation into the killing of Hardeep Nijjar. External Affairs Minister, Dr. S. Jaishankar , has affirmed that India is not ruling out the possibility of a probe and has urged Canada to share any available evidence regarding the case. Hardeep Nijjar, a Canadian citizen of Indian origin, was reportedly involved in extremist activities and was designated as a "global terrorist" by India. His death has raised questions and concerns about the circumstances surrounding the incident. Dr. Jaishankar, while addressing the matter, emphasized the importance of collaboration between the two nations to shed light on the events leading to Nijjar's demise. The Indian government has sought cooperation from Canada in sharing any relevant evidence that could aid in understanding the circumstances of the killing and the individuals involved. This move reflects India's commitment to addressing trans...