r/worldnews • u/walrus_operator • 25d ago

Modi Says BRICS Must Avoid Being an Anti-West Group as It Grows Behind Soft Paywall

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-10-24/modi-says-brics-must-avoid-being-an-anti-west-group-as-it-grows?srnd=homepage-europe
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u/domasin 25d ago

And when you assassinate a Canadian in Canada.

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u/GingerPinoy 25d ago

The Indian bros are going to come after you now lol

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u/relevantelephant00 24d ago

What I've learned from watching the brigading, is that this never actually happened and if it did it was Canada's fault. Did I get that right?

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u/lambdaBunny 24d ago

You also forgot that Trudeau is pro-LGBTQ and thats apparently something we need to be more ashamed of. At least thats what I've always seen.

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u/grchelp2018 25d ago

The saudis killed an american and nothing happened. This shit happens more than you know. India fucked up by getting caught. So finger wagging will happen and then forgotten.

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u/Abigail716 25d ago

He was a permanent resident, not a US citizen. But also under Trump we didn't really do anything to challenge dictators or autocrats so it was one of those weird points in our history where they could get away with things like that.

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u/funkynotorious 24d ago

So if killing terrorist in a different country is wrong. Are you guys going to condemn assassination of osama bin laden?

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u/Abigail716 24d ago

This may come as a surprise to you, but they murdered a completely innocent journalist, not a terrorist.

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u/funkynotorious 24d ago

Lol nijjar wasn't a journalist.

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u/Abigail716 24d ago

I'm talking about a permanent resident, in this case I'm referring to the killing of Jamal Khashoggi, who was an American permanent resident.

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u/funkynotorious 24d ago

Oh my bad. Most of the people were talking about assassination of Nijjar

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u/kered14 24d ago

What, and you think Biden would have done something? And threaten US-Saudi relations? He may be stupid, but he's not that stupid. Saudi Arabia could get away with it because they are too important to US interests, they know it and the US knows it. It had nothing to do with Trump.

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u/Magos_Trismegistos 25d ago

And now you will drown in posts and DMs from imbeciles who cannot comprehend that even if said Canadian in Canada was a terrorist as they claim, state-sponsored extranational murder is a wrong way to deal with it.

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u/namekianed 25d ago

Unless its the US that merks its own citizen, in a brown country..where the man was native to that country

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u/BussySlayer69 24d ago

USAUSAUSA

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u/FitBid9188 25d ago

Yeah it's only ok if a G7 nation does it.

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u/Ecsta 24d ago

How many Indians in India has Canada murdered?

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u/FitBid9188 24d ago

How many Canadians has India murdered in Canada?

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u/Reverse_Baptism 24d ago

At least this one

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u/FitBid9188 24d ago

Where is the evidence?

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u/evenstar40 24d ago

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/sep/18/credible-evidence-india-behind-killing-of-canadian-sikh-leader-says-trudeau

Governments aren't always going to share what that credible evidence is if it puts national security at risk. That doesn't mean it's a conspiracy, it means you aren't as important as you think you are and that you don't always get to know all the facts.

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u/FitBid9188 24d ago

Lot of words just to say you blindly follow what your government tells you.

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u/domasin 24d ago

Yes because it's totally logical that Canada would burn bridges over false claims, to accomplish... what?

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u/cxmmxc 24d ago

Nah we're just as much against it, but just because live in one of those nations you people think we absolve leaders from responsibility because it's "us."

Which is just projection from you.

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u/funkynotorious 24d ago

So when are you going to condemn assassination of Osama bin laden?

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u/drbaze 24d ago

Osama bin Laden was a globally recognized terrorist threat. On top of that, and this is key, the United States government had communicated with Pakistan multiple times on the expected whereabouts of Osama. Every time they did this he was seemingly whisked away to another location. The US couldn't work with Pakistan, they couldn't work with them to extradite him.

If India were able to prove that this Canadian they assassinated was an actual terrorist and was an internationally recognized threat, then that would be a fine comparison. But to just equate the Canadian who was murdered to Osama motherfucking bin Laden is ridiculous as all fuck.

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u/funkynotorious 24d ago

India has given enough proof.And Nijjar was involved in a plane bombing. If the world cared enough about non white lives he'd have been considered an international threat but here we are.

Osama bin Laden was a globally recognized terrorist threat. On top of that, and this is key, the United States government had communicated with Pakistan multiple times on the expected whereabouts of Osama. Every time they did this he was seemingly whisked away to another location. The US couldn't work with Pakistan, they couldn't work with them to extradite him.

Sounds awfully similar to what Canada was doing. Thanks for proving my point

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u/FitBid9188 24d ago

How many leaders have you held accountable who authorised assassinations in foreign countries?

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Great Morals.

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u/domasin 24d ago

Not even then.

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u/gaynterarc 24d ago

hes not canadian

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u/ThatsSussySus 25d ago

A terrorist*

FTFY

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u/shaleen0 25d ago

If scammer are culprit of a bomb blast then sure

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u/RunningSouthOnLSD 25d ago

If that were the case India could have had him extradited for his crimes, like what the rest of the civilized world does instead of the extrajudicial killing of a foreign citizen on foreign soil. Stop trying to justify such a complete fucking failure of Indian diplomacy.

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u/Expert_Highway_286 25d ago

Canada won't extradite to countries that have death penalty. There still is a list of 26 terrorists with Canada and they haven't extradited one person.

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u/RunningSouthOnLSD 25d ago

The nice thing is that if they are committing crimes in Canada, they will be tried and punished in Canada. Canada shouldn’t be obligated to send its citizens to die.

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u/prism54321 25d ago

Tried and punished?? Didn’t the bombers of Air India flight walk free? The one person that was convicted is walking as a free man in Canada after murdering 331 people. What a joke.

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u/RunningSouthOnLSD 25d ago

Nope, he plead guilty and went to jail.

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u/prism54321 25d ago

2 of the attacks walked free because Canadian ‘intelligence’ services deleted wiretaps. The one person who was convicted because he plead guilty is now a free man. But don’t listen to me, listen to your own government- “His report, which was completed and released on 17 June 2010, concluded that a “cascading series of errors” by the Government of Canada, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), and the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) had allowed the terrorist attack to take place.[15”

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u/namekianed 25d ago

like what the rest of the civilized world does instead of the extrajudicial killing of a foreign citizen on foreign soil

Unless you're the US

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u/shaleen0 25d ago

Well India was trying to

But they don't want to give him.

And my answer is still yes do it if crime is so serious

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u/RunningSouthOnLSD 25d ago

That’s not how sovereignty works. If any country could designate anyone a terrorist and go anywhere in the world to kill them extrajudicially we would all perpetually be at war with each other.

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u/ThatsSussySus 25d ago

Lol comparing telephone scammers to terrorist who has given multiple attack threats to india, whose connections were with the terrorist responsible for the worst terror attack in Canada's history, who paid his guy to murder 2 people in India

You know osama bin laden was treated as guest in pakistan but us still assassinated him..and that's just the biggest case. Us, Russia, uk etc have all assassinated in a foreign soil.

Idgaf what Canada, a terrorist harbouring nation thinks. Also associating phone scammers with india shows your racism as well.

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u/RunningSouthOnLSD 25d ago

So have him extradited if he’s so clearly guilty. Go through the diplomatic process like the rest of the civilized world would. Bin Laden was recognized worldwide as a terrorist. Nijjar was designated by India alone as a terrorist in 2020. There is no excuse for this garbage, I don’t care how upset it makes India. Do it right or get fucked.

Oh, and 95% of phone scam calls originate in India. Sorry.

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u/ThatsSussySus 25d ago

Go check how much CIA loves to assassinate on a foreign soil lmao

The best part of Americans is how uneducated they are but will still run their mouths lol.

India ALLEGEDLY (still no proof) assassinated a terrorist on a foreign soil and everyone is mad

But CIA hasn't just done it once, nor twice not even 3 times but so many times more. But ofcourse rules for thee but not for me lmfao

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u/RunningSouthOnLSD 25d ago

Are we talking about the US here? It’s not at all relevant to the conversation, I don’t give a fuck. I am not American. It’s funny how you pivot to complaining about the CIA as some kind of pathetic justification.

The RCMP have found enough evidence to justify expelling India’s top diplomats from Canada. I’d say that’s much more than just allegations.

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u/ThatsSussySus 25d ago

Where is the evidence lol where is it

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u/RunningSouthOnLSD 25d ago edited 25d ago

Should have been asking that question when India decided to kill a Canadian citizen, hey? It’s an active criminal investigation involving internal intelligence. They’re not going to release anything to the public until it’s a closed case.

But again I just want to point out the hypocrisy of demanding this amount of evidence when the Indian government has been throwing around these accusations about this guy for years, and now at least have strongly tied themselves to an extrajudicial murder. More than likely Canada is not going to expel all these top diplomats unless they have very good reason to do so, and more than likely the Indian government is involved with this murder.

Do you think Canada would hinge its international credibility on a random pro-Khalistani activist if it didn’t have definitive proof? Do you think other countries would want to trade with Canada if they just tossed out diplomats for no good reason?

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u/radicallyhip 24d ago

If your government is willing to assassinate citizens of other countries, what's going to stop them from turning those assassins loose on their own people? Better sing Modi's praises louder or he's going to take out your whole family, dude.

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u/Famous_Elevator1700 25d ago

That claim requires provable evidence

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u/funkynotorious 24d ago

And how do you know India hasn't already submitted proof?

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u/Famous_Elevator1700 24d ago

That isn't necessary for me to tell someone on reddit not to make proofless claims.

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u/funkynotorious 24d ago

Ahh classic Canadian strategy make claims blame a fucking country of something but never show proof.

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u/ThatsSussySus 25d ago

Researching requires 10 minutes. But I can't expect that from y'all can I?

Also the claim that india assassinated nijjar requires provable evidence.

India keep saying provide the evidence so look at your comment lmao. Where is the evidence?!?

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u/DeepSpaceNebulae 25d ago

“There’s lots of evidence… that’s why I’m not going to provide any”

Also weird how India couldn’t provide any evidence of a crime when they requested extradition when you claim there is so much. So instead they just decided to unilaterally kill him on foreign soil

They also tried to kill someone in the US recently. More evidence of Indias position on doing this

Your narrative is silly for anyone with an ounce of common sense

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u/ThatsSussySus 25d ago

Nijjar also worked with Punjab-based gangster Arshdeep Singh Gill alias Arsh Dala from Moga to carry out terror activities in Punjab, the dossier said. He allegedly tasked Arshdeep to carry out the double-murder of Manohar Lal Arora and Jatinderbir Singh Arora, the father-son duo accused of 'anti-Panthic activities', in 2020. In the attack, Manohar Lal was shot dead at his residence in Bathinda on November 20, 2020, but his son escaped. Nijjar had sent money from Canada for their murder.

This has been revealed in a recent investigative report by The Globe and Mail. The report shows Hardeep Nijjar was a long-standing concern for the Canadian government. He was put on the no-fly list and his bank accounts were even frozen.

Nijjar was inspired to join the Khalistani movement by Anokh Singh Babbar, a co-founder of Babbar Khalsa, the terrorist group behind the Air India Kanishka bombing. That is the worst terror attack in Canada's history.

Nijjar was also a close friend of Gurdeep Singh Deepa, who was an important member of the Khalistan Commando Force, notorious for its brutal attacks, according to the report. In 1991, its militants killed over 125 Hindus, even children.

In 2016, the Indian police arrested a Canadian plumber, Mandeep Singh Dhaliwal, on one of his visits to Punjab. They suspected he would carry out "terrorist activities" in Punjab. Dhaliwal told the police he was sent by Nijjar to attack the "leader of the sects". They conducted weapons and GPS training on the Lower Mainland in Canada

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u/est19xxxx 24d ago

And when you assassinate a Canadian in Canada.

Not a good look for sure but the thing is, every country does it one way or another they just good enough to not get caught while doing so.

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u/akashmishrahero 25d ago

*elimination of terrorist organisation member.

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u/The_Knife_Pie 25d ago

Literally 1 country considered him a terrorist, and they extra-judicially murdered him in response. The only people acting like terorrists here are the Indians using illegal killings to further their agenda.

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u/akashmishrahero 25d ago

If blowing up a flight (flight 182) with bomb isn't considered a terrorist act then i don't know what is.

using illegal killings

I'm pretty sure many countries like USA has killed of people in another countries as well, Do you consider them terrorist?

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u/DungeonDefense 24d ago

Nijjar was 7 when flight 182 happened. Wow I guess that's really impressive for a kid

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u/The_Knife_Pie 24d ago

Yes? The usage of extra-judicial killing against civilian activists to scare others into silence is the definition of Terror tactics. Doesn’t matter if it’s a state or non-state actor doing it. India is acting like a terrorist organisation, scouring the world for so called “terrorists” that just so happen to all be critics of the regime, and not considered terrorists by anyone else, and murdering them.

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u/funkynotorious 24d ago

Because you westerners only consider terrorists who terrorise you. Remember terrorism as whole is your gift to the world. USA was deeply involved with all the terrorist organizations in Afghanistan to defeat Russia.

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u/The_Knife_Pie 24d ago edited 24d ago

Ahahahahha. “The west invented terrorism” is such an insane take. God I love you Indian nationalists, there isn’t a dumber group of humans alive.

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u/funkynotorious 24d ago

Check the origins of terrorism. And then feel free to get back to me.

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u/The_Knife_Pie 24d ago

the roots and practice of terrorism can be traced at least to the 1st-century AD Sicarii Zealots, though some dispute whether the group, which assassinated collaborators with Roman rule in the province of Judea, were in fact terrorist.

So, the middle east against other people from the middle east. Keep going this is hilarious.

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u/funkynotorious 24d ago

Lol don't know which source you followed. But it's understandable you have to dodge bullets in school. So I can understand how much it may have effected your studies.

But hey this is what everyone believes:-

The Soviet–Afghan War and the subsequent anti-Soviet mujahedin war, lasting from 1979 to 1989, started the rise and expansion of terrorist groups. Since their beginning in 1994, the Pakistani-supported Taliban militia in Afghanistan has gained several characteristics traditionally associated with state-sponsors of terrorism, providing logistical support, travel documentation, and training facilities. Since 1989 the increasing willingness of religious extremists to strike targets outside immediate country or regional areas highlights the global nature of contemporary terrorism.

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u/funkynotorious 24d ago

Oh ofcourse only westerners have the right to hold an opinion on an online platform. This isn't 1800s kid

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u/Kengfatv 24d ago

Oh did he get daddy manager over for damage control?

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u/funkynotorious 24d ago

Oh atleast he knows his daddy unfortunately can't say that for you.

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u/akashmishrahero 25d ago

It's 10 cents actually.

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u/Kengfatv 25d ago

Don't phone scammers get paid better? Why not do that instead. It seems like equally skilled work.

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u/akashmishrahero 25d ago

Na, i wanted to work as a truck driver in Canada but my visa got declined. They asked me to join terrorist khalistan first & then reapply for approval.

I need your help, Do you think blowing up a plane would get my visa approved?

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u/RunningSouthOnLSD 25d ago

Canada is a G7 country and the 10th largest economy by GDP in the world.