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Canadian journalist claims attack by pro-Khalistanis during rally in Vancouver

A Canadian journalist reports being attacked during a pro-Khalistan rally in Vancouver. He claims multiple Khalistani supporters harassed him, grabbed his phone, and threatened violence. The journalist states he has been covering Khalistan protests across several countries since last year, aiming to provide independent reporting. He alleges that an individual who has been harassing him online was involved in the incident, which occurred in the presence of police.

Journalist claims assault at pro-Khalistan rally in Canada
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Why China engages in diplomacy of silence on Pakistan

China has used diplomacy of silence on the India-Pakistan issue for decades. Even as Pakistan deployed several Chinese weapons against India during the recent conflict, Beijing, by not supporting Islamabad publicly, reinforced its aspirations -- a power broker that shapes the polities of the Asia-Pacific, and an arms supplier.

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Canada's Strong Border Act will hit Indian asylum-seekers

Canada introduced the Strong Borders Act to curb rising asylum claims and strengthen border security against fentanyl trafficking. Last year, over 20,000 asylum claims were filed by international students and Indians were among the cohort with the highest number of such claims.

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Two Indian-origin men held for Sikh businessman's murder in Canada

Two 21-year-old Indian-origin men were arrested for their alleged involvement in the killing of an Indo-Canadian businessman in Mississauga last month. Harjeet Dhadda was shot dead amid concerns about rising extortion and violence targeting South Asian entrepreneurs in Canada.

The accused persons, Aman & Digvijay, have been charged with with 1st-degree murder. (Photo: Peel Regional Police)
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Pakistan will never accept India's hegemony: Army chief Munir

Pakistan Army chief Field Marshal Asim Munir said Islamabad would never accept Indian dominance in the South Asian region and termed the suspension of the Indus Water Treaty a "red line" for Pakistan. Munir also accused India of backing Baloch rebels.

Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir called Indus Water Treaty a  "red line" for Pakistan and said that Islamabad would "never compromise " the  water issue. (File Photo)