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RCMP says no evidence linking India to Nijjar killing
The Print··8 Jul
Royal Canadian Mounted Police Deputy Commissioner Lisa Moreland said on July 8, 2026, that investigators found no evidence linking the Indian government to the killing of Khalistan separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, The Print reported. The statement came three years after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's accusations strained Ottawa-New Delhi relations and triggered diplomatic expulsions on both sides.
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What It Means For You
- India-Canada relations may thaw if diplomatic talks resume.
- Gang-linked prosecutions continue separately from state actor probes.
- Diaspora communities watch Nijjar case outcomes closely.
What's Happening
- RCMP said no evidence links India to Nijjar's killing.
- Deputy Commissioner Lisa Moreland spoke on July 8.
- Trudeau had accused India in Parliament in 2023.
Diplomatic Context
- Nijjar was killed in Surrey in June 2023.
- Operation Hard Ball targets Bishnoi linked crime rings.
- The case strained Ottawa-New Delhi ties for years.
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