In a shocking development, Canadian-based media outlet Media Bezirgan has disclosed that Hardeep Singh Nijjar, the Khalistani terrorist recently assassinated in Surrey, BC, had close connections with Jagmeet Singh and the New Democratic Party (NDP) of Canada.
Nijjar, the president of the temple where he was killed, was a figure mired in controversy. His past included entering Canada on a forged passport and being placed on a Canadian no-fly list, further escalating an already tense political climate.
Elections Canada records reveal that a Hardeep Nijjar with the postal code V3W 0J4, linked to Nijjar Plumbing & Heating Ltd., made donations to the NDP and Jagmeet Singh in 2017. This connection is corroborated by LinkedIn records, which show that his son, Mehtab Nijjar, works at the same plumbing company.
The revelation of these ties has further fueled an ongoing diplomatic row between Canada and India. The Canadian government has accused India of being involved in Nijjar's assassination, a claim that India vehemently denies. This accusation has significantly strained the relationship between the two nations.
Bob Rai, a former Sikh who grew up in Surrey, had previously predicted Nijjar's death, attributing it to gang violence. Rai characterized Nijjar as a gangster and foresaw the fatal outcome. Canadian authorities are now investigating potential links between the gangsters involved in the murder and the Indian government, adding another layer of complexity to the case.
As the investigation continues, the ramifications of this multi-faceted and controversial case are expected to have far-reaching consequences both domestically and internationally, potentially reshaping the geopolitical landscape.
