Pakistan’s Permanent Ambassador to the United Nations, Munir Akram, has brought up the issue of targeted and extra-judicial assassinations allegedly carried out by “new India” on a global platform. Akram, addressing the General Assembly, highlighted instances of alleged assassinations in Pakistan and abroad, citing a report from a leading US daily. These accusations come amidst claims of increased targeted killings in 2023, as reported by The Guardian. India has faced criticism from various quarters, including Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, over alleged involvement in assassinations. However, Indian authorities have dismissed these claims as unfounded. The recent arrests of Indian nationals in Canada in connection with the killing of a pro-Khalistan leader have further fueled tensions. Here are the key points from the unfolding controversy:
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- Pakistan’s UN envoy voices concerns over alleged targeted assassinations by “new India.”
- Instances of alleged assassinations in Pakistan and abroad highlighted.
- The Guardian report cites increased targeted killings in 2023.
- Indian government faces criticism over alleged involvement in assassinations.
- Indian authorities dismiss allegations as unfounded and motivated.
- Recent arrests of Indian nationals in Canada add to tensions.
- Indian authorities set up a high-level committee to probe the matter.
- Federal prosecutors in the US allege involvement of Indian nationals in a plot to murder a Khalistani separatist.
- India denies involvement, emphasizing cooperation with investigations.
- Tensions escalate amidst accusations and denials on the international stage.
