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mishra Grand Master

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US State Department Spokesperson Mathew Miller answering questions about the Indian inquiry team, said on Wednesday night “they (India) did inform us that the individual who was named in the Department of Justice indictment is no longer an employee of the Indian Government”.

 

Miller said adding “We are satisfied with the cooperation. It continues to be an ongoing process. We continue to work with them ( India) on that, but we do appreciate the cooperation, and we appreciate them updating us on their investigation as we update them on ours.

 

White House National Security Communications Advisor  Kirby added “We have expressed deep concerns about this to our Indian counterparts.  They have expressed to us that they are taking it seriously.”

It is something India absolutely needs to take seriously, Kirby said and when asked about the seriousness of the Indian Government on the issue, he added “the inquiry committee coming here is a sign that they’re taking this seriously.  Sending over a team here today to talk to the Justice Department to glean and to learn perspectives from us about the U.S. case specifically”.

 

India's reaction to Canada closed the case. Else they would be asking to do more Investigation. Allthough they used the term its ongoing process.

 

Indian Position is probably getting clear. You can NOT keep a Terrorist who is implicated in bombing of a Cinema Hall, Killing people, Provide weapons training, Run militia, as plumber and lawyer in US or Canada or UK

 

singhvivek141 Grand Master

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2 hours ago, zen said:


Yeah when it comes to geopolitics,  Canada is influenced by the US (most countries are unless you are Russia, China, North Korea, etc) and is part of various alliances. 
 

If you think the US influenced Canada, it is the US that India should be worried about. And the US may get involved in this issue too if it feels like leveraging on it.

Don't think US will directly engage with India on this. They will continue doing it with their proxies like Canada.
US is already too occupied on multiple fronts...Ukraine-Russia, Israel-Iran....on other side North Korea is showing teeth to South Korea and here China is ready to gulp Taiwan.
Russia and China are really waiting for Israel to launch an attack on Iran, once it's done Iran will retaliate and US will be forced to send his boots on the ground.

Geopolitics is at a crucial stage, if things don't de-escalate. Something big will happen in Aisa.

zen Grand Master

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19 minutes ago, singhvivek141 said:

Don't think US will directly engage with India on this. They will continue doing it with their proxies like Canada.
US is already too occupied on multiple fronts...Ukraine-Russia, Israel-Iran....on other side North Korea is showing teeth to South Korea and here China is ready to gulp Taiwan.
Russia and China are really waiting for Israel to launch an attack on Iran, once it's done Iran will retaliate and US will be forced to send his boots on the ground.

Geopolitics is at a crucial stage, if things don't de-escalate. Something big will happen in Aisa.


Yeah, this is not a big issue from the big picture PoV. 
 

Canada would have let it pass too if not for the Trudeau-Jagmeet alliance, along with Trudeau being snubbed by India in the past. Well, Tradeau got the last laugh and now he will hopefully move on.

Chaos Grand Master

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2 hours ago, zen said:


A new BU theory - If Pak is allowed to kill in Canada, why not India? :nod: 

Which BU graduate said that? :whack2:

Chaos Grand Master

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6 minutes ago, zen said:


our buddy nandan :hatsoff:

How can we teach these grads aka kids to do better? :facepalm:

zen Grand Master

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11 minutes ago, Chaos said:

How can we teach these grads aka kids to do better? :facepalm:


They just learn from social media. Whatever is posted more the group that they follow, they advance that knowledge. 

ravishingravi Grand Master

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So the more one sees of this, the more one has to wonder if Canada is a serious country. Just amazing stuff. So the guy Nijjar who is model citizen of Canada forged his documents thrice. Most people understand the difference between Intel and evidence. Canadians clearly are struggling with this concept. Yesterday CBC interviewed Pannu who is designated terrorist and threatened to bomb planes flying to India. 

 

Fact that this joker Trudeau can say what he say in public tells you why the western order has to be brought down. Any other leader going insane on camera in an official testimony like this would have been object of ridicule in the world. 

 

Canada as a country is gone case as I see. Social conditioning will undo all the good work done before. Anticipate that situation in Canada will disintegrate in next 20 years. 

 

 

coffee_rules Grand Master

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22 minutes ago, ravishingravi said:

So the more one sees of this, the more one has to wonder if Canada is a serious country. Just amazing stuff. So the guy Nijjar who is model citizen of Canada forged his documents thrice. Most people understand the difference between Intel and evidence. Canadians clearly are struggling with this concept. Yesterday CBC interviewed Pannu who is designated terrorist and threatened to bomb planes flying to India. 

 

Fact that this joker Trudeau can say what he say in public tells you why the western order has to be brought down. Any other leader going insane on camera in an official testimony like this would have been object of ridicule in the world. 

 

Canada as a country is gone case as I see. Social conditioning will undo all the good work done before. Anticipate that situation in Canada will disintegrate in next 20 years. 

 

 

The Nijjar dossier was done a year ago. He is a low-life that Kaneda is putting its country’s economic prospects on stake. India will  now think about the Stryker armoured trucks. Competitors are already clamoring 

 

https://m.economictimes.com/news/defence/indias-plan-to-buy-stryker-armoured-vehicles-hits-snag-amid-diplomatic-rift-with-canada/amp_articleshow/114292616.cms

Mariyam Grand Master

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14 hours ago, zen said:


Canada is said to have provided evidence to India of video, audio, and email b/w Indian Intelligence and Consulate. It is said to be made available to the Five Eyes as well.
 

What you are probably hearing in Indian media is what happened initially (last year iirc) when Canada reached out to India to put its house in order based on intel (Five Eyes), and then India asked for evidence.

 

Just yesterday, the MEA categorically denied that any evidence has been presented yet. The Canadian Police, in their many press conferences,  keep 'hinting' at possible collusion without actually bringing anything to the fore. 

 

The way this works is simple, if your allegations are public, you showcase the evidence in public. Else you are no different than the boy who cried wolf.

 

For all we know this could be a gang shootout.

diga Grand Master

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3 hours ago, coffee_rules said:

Turdeau has gone ape-shot crazy naming India media and SM as foreign interference  What a sorry leader of country!!

 

I heard the official RCMP evidence document quotes Indian twitter accounts .... are they so gullible ? 

zen Grand Master

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3 hours ago, Mariyam said:

 

Just yesterday, the MEA categorically denied that any evidence has been presented yet. The Canadian Police, in their many press conferences,  keep 'hinting' at possible collusion without actually bringing anything to the fore. 

 


As I posted before:
 

“The evidence is said to include a combination of video (zoom or something), audio, and emails as well.
 

Unless new info comes out, at the moment, I feel that India is involved so will not try to do window dressing to make India appear holier than thou.
 

We have experienced such with Pak too. When we gave them a dossier with radio intercepts, etc., but Pak kept dodging it. With Canada, I think India will try to do the same for a variety of reasons (including for not putting the diplomat in the spot of bother. He would have acted assuming diplomatic immunity). But the concerned parties know where each stand.”

 

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