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US and Canada tone down attacks on India over the Nijjar murder

Published On 02 Oct 2023 04:52 AM

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The United States and Canada are toning down their rhetoric regarding the alleged role of New Delhi in the assassination of Sikh pro-Khalistan extremist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in response to India's strong reaction regarding the "operating space" given to violent militants as a result of domestic political pressures.

Friday morning at a think tank event in Washington, DC, External Affairs Minister S Jaishanka acknowledged....

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