Khalistan

Khalistani terrorist among 8 men arrested in California in gang-related kidnapping and torture case

NIA's wanted terrorist Pavittar Singh Batala, who is allegedly part of the terror group Babbar Khalsa International (BKI), was among 8 men arrested in California on Friday. The men were arrested on charges of kidnapping and torture.

This Week in Explainers: Who attacked Kapil Sharma’s café in Canada?

Days after Indian comic Kapil Sharma opened his café in Canada’s Surrey, it has come under attack. It was targeted by Khalistani terrorist Harjit Singh, alias Laddi. In our weekly roundup, we talk about the shooting and delve into other big news stories from around the world

Who is Harjit Singh Laddi, the Khalistani behind the shooting at Kapil Sharma’s cafe in Canada?

Khalistani terrorist Harjit Singh, who goes by the alias Laddi, has claimed responsibility for the shooting at Indian stand-up comic Kapil Sharma’s newly inaugurated Kap’s Café in Canada’s Surrey. An operative of Babbar Khalsa, Laddi is one of India’s most wanted and has a reward of Rs 10 lakh on him

Who is Harpreet Singh, aka Happy Passia, Khalistan terrorist, likely to be extradited to India?

Harpreet Singh, aka Happy Passia, is set to be repatriated to India shortly. The Khalistani terrorist, wanted in several terror, extortion and violence-related cases in India, was arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) in Sacramento. But what do we know about Passia, who is on the National Investigation Agency’s list of ‘most wanted’ suspects? 

Parag Jain is new R&AW chief: From Khalistani threat to Operation Sindoor, the man who delivers during crises

Parag Jain, the new Research and Analysis Wing (R&AW) chief, started his career in Punjab during the militancy days. He was posted in Canada, where he monitored Khalistani terror modules, and most recently played a critical role during Operation Sindoor. He’s known for his quiet efficiency and for talking less and listening more

‘Acted like thugs:’ Canadian journalist shares ordeal after being assaulted by Khalistani extremists

Canada-based independent journalist Mocha Bezirgan expressed concerns over extremists associated with the Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) outfit exercising freedom of speech and glorifying violence

Is Carney's Canada making Trudeau's political mistake about Khalistanis?

The Khalistani issue is casting a shadow over India and Canada ties once again after a pro-Khalistani singer Jazzy B was invited to the British Columbia assembly

Pro-Khalistan parade in Toronto. Will it be same old story under Mark Carney?

A pro-Khalistani and anti-Hindu parade in Toronto just a week after Prime Minister Mark Carney and his Liberal Party won Canada’s federal election has aroused the ire of the Indian government. Many had hoped for better ties between the two countries under Carney, compared to Justin Trudeau. The early indication, however, is disappointing

Canada: Toady media’s Khalistan pandering is more than bias, it’s an agenda

Anti-India and anti-Indian agendas are pervasive in the Canadian establishment, and they often find expression in the Trudeau-aligned ‘Toady media’. Replete with bias and double standards as they are, their real purpose is to shape local opinion in favour of a larger agenda

Why US labelling Khalistani Harpreet Singh, aka Happy Passia as part of 'foreign terrorist gang' matters

In a major boost to India-US counter-terrorism ties, the FBI has arrested Harpreet Singh, alias Happy Passia, a key figure in a series of Khalistani-linked terror attacks in Punjab. With the US formally designating him part of a foreign terrorist gang, is this the beginning of a global shift against extremist networks operating from Western soil?