Another Khalistani Terrorist, Nijjar’s Close Aide, Shot Dead In Canada

In Canada, the police are looking into a shooting that happened at Simranjeet Singh’s house. Simranjeet Singh is known to be friends with Hardeep Singh Nijjar, who is considered a terrorist by India. 

This event took place in South Surrey, and the police got to the scene early Thursday morning after hearing about gunshots. The house and a car at the property had many bullet holes, but thankfully no one was hurt.

The police are still trying to find out why this shooting happened. They haven’t said how many shots were fired. They believe this was a one-time incident and are now checking CCTV footage and talking to people nearby to learn more.

Last year, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said there might be some truth to claims that the Indian government was involved in the death of Nijjar, who was killed last June in Surrey. 

Hardeep Singh Nijjar a known Khalistan supporter separatist and terrorist, was shot dead at the Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara in Surrey. He was linked to Sikh separatism and had a history of radical activities in India. 

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, without evidence, accused the Indian government of being involved in Nijjar’s killing. India strongly disagreed with these claims. Even after 7 months, the Canadian government couldn’t prove their allegations.

India had repeatedly informed Canada about Khalistani terrorists on its soil several times but never got any proper response. Since then, the relationship between India and Canada has been tense.

The shooting at Simranjeet Singh’s house has raised concerns. He was an associate of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a known pro-Khalistan figure, who was also killed in Surrey. The shooting happened just after midnight, and a car and the house were hit by bullets.

No one was injured, and the police are still investigating. Some pro-Khalistan groups think India might be behind the attack because Singh helped organize a protest against India. 

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But there’s also been a rise in gang violence in the area, including other shootings, so the real reason behind this incident is still unclear.