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The Royal Canadian Mounted Police claimed Monday that “agents of the Government of India” use criminals – referring specifically to the Bishnoi gang – to “target (the) South Asian community… specifically pro-Khalistani elements” in that country. The charge – by Commissioner Mike Duhene and his deputy, Brigitte Gauvin – adds to the row festering since Ottawa last year accused “agents” of Delhi of involvement in the killing of Canadian citizen and Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Nijjar. “It (the Indian government) is targeting the South Asian community… but they are specifically targeting pro-Khalistani elements in Canada. What we have seen, from an RCMP perspective, is that they use organised crime elements,” Ms Gauvin told reporters. “It has been… Read More »“Bishnoi Gang Linked To Indian Government Agents”: Canada Cops’ Claim

Former cricketer Basit Ali slammed Pakistan’s pitch curator Tony Hemming by claiming that the Australian doesn’t know how to “prepare for a pitch” ahead of the second Test in Multan. In Pakistan’s series opener against England, the hosts were blown away by the visitors’ skill set. Under the scorching heat in Multan, Pakistan succumbed to a historic defeat by an innings and 47 runs on a seemingly benign surface. One of the most notable things about the pitch was the lack of comfort it provided to the spinners. England’s Shoaib Bashir managed to take just one wicket across both innings. Experienced Jack Leach relied on his skills rather than the surface to prove his effectiveness.… Read More »“What Is The Point? Look At India”: Ex-Pak Star’s Scathing ‘Pitch’ Attack

Coaches have changed, captains have changed, players have changed, selectors have changed, even board chairmen have changed but Pakistan cricket’s problems remain the same. A fresh change in the Pakistan Cricket Board’s selection committee was unrolled after the team lost the opening Test against England. Ahead of the second Test, the team management even decided to bench the likes of Babar Azam, Shaheen Shah Afridi and Naseem Shah. However, England great Nasser Hussan doesn’t feel these players to be blamed for Pakistan team’s current crisis. “The issue is not Babar Azam, Shaheen Afridi, or Naseem Shah,” Hussain said on Sky Cricket. “The issue is behind the scenes in the way Pakistan cricket runs.” Hussain, in… Read More »Wasim Akram Reacts As England Great Tears Into Pakistan Cricket Board

A day after he was given a send-off by his colleagues, including the Kannur District Collector, from the north Kerala district, Additional District Magistrate (ADM) Naveen Babu was found dead at his quarters in Pallikunnu here on Tuesday. Police said Babu, who was supposed to return to his home district of Pathanamthitta a day earlier to take charge as ADM there, was found hanging in his quarters on Tuesday morning. At his farewell ceremony, Babu faced allegations of wrongdoing from District Panchayat president P P Divya, who reportedly attended the event without an official invitation. The District Panchayat president, belonging to the ruling CPI(M), criticised the ADM for delaying the approval of a petrol pump… Read More »Kerala Official Found Dead After His Farewell, Was Accused Of Wrongdoing

<p>The Supreme Court on Tuesday refused to stay the ongoing Panchayat elections in the state of Punjab. The bench headed by Chief Justice of India (CJI) DY Chandrachud agreed to list the matter and hear the petitioners but refused to provide an interim stay on the Panchayat elections.&nbsp;</p> <p>CJI Chandrachud said that in a democracy, courts should not be staying elections. The bench agreed to list the pleas, but refused to provide an interim stay, observing that the polling has allready been started and the court cannot stay an ongoing elections.</p> <p>The matter came up when a counsel sought an urgent listing of the challenge to irregularities in the Punjab Gram Panchayat Elections.</p> <p>The bench… Read More »‘Courts Should Not Be Staying Elections In Democracy’: SC Refuses To Stay Punjab Panchayat Polls