India Canada Relations

[Miss Firing]

CBC News interviews Santokh Singh Khela convicted for masterminding AI-112 bombing plot: Who is the SFJ terrorist and how Canadian media is cosying up to him​

Santokh Singh Khela, the mastermind behind the AI112 bombing plot, was recently presented with an award by Ajaib Singh Bagri, a close associate of the mastermind of the Kanishka bombing who pledged to kill 50,000 Hindus.

CBC News interviews Santokh Singh Khela, the SFJ terrorist who masterminded AI-112 bombing plot

In May 1986, five members of the Khalistani terrorist organisation Babbar Khalsa were charged with plotting to blow up Air India Flight 112 in New York City and Santokh Singh Khela was one of the two you was convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment for masterminding the plot | OpIndia News

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Canadian State sponsored out platformed & legitimized this terrorist ,ofc. taking orders from the regime

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India needs to map out NGOs/media houses/think thanks that receive funds from these cretins & ask them if they condone their masters terror against India.

GOI should KICK OUT cbc terrorists from India as well.

 

[Screambowl]

Canadian State sponsored out platformed & legitimized this terrorist ,ofc. taking orders from the regime

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India needs to map out NGOs/media houses/think thanks that receive funds from these cretins & ask them if they condone their masters terror against India.

GOI should KICK OUT cbc terrorists from India as well.

India is waiting for Trump to return, and most probably he will be the Potus.

 

[shade2]

Canadians first: Trudeau says fewer foreign temporary workers will be allowed

Justin Trudeau's announcement on a cut in immigration numbers came a month after his government announced a further cut in the number of study permits for international students.

www.indiatoday.in

SAAAR GIVE VOTES SAAAR!

 

[bong]

View: https://x.com/MeghUpdates/status/1849432046726418823?t=BLWASZgb5nIid27KqDRkxw&s=19

 

[Azaad]

View: https://x.com/MeghUpdates/status/1849432046726418823?t=BLWASZgb5nIid27KqDRkxw&s=19

Frankly I hope his diplomatic skills are better than his his language skills or articulation .

 

[Screambowl]

View: https://x.com/MeghUpdates/status/1849432046726418823?t=BLWASZgb5nIid27KqDRkxw&s=19

Why is the former HC to Canada being so paranoid lol.
Reasons:
1. I think he was mistakenly named by Trudeau due to bad intel
2. His foreign allowance is gone, atleast Rs.25 lakhs choona
3. Can't settle his kids abroad

Ajit Doval laughing on S Jaishanker

 

[Azaad]

Why is the former HC to Canada being so paranoid lol.
Reasons:
1. I think he was mistakenly named by Trudeau due to bad intel
2. His foreign allowance is gone, atleast Rs.25 lakhs choona
3. Can't settle his kids abroad

Ajit Doval laughing on S Jaishanker

When was the last time you visited Agra which is a mild way of asking isn't your visit there overdue ?

 

[vampyrbladez]

Trapped in yrs-long probation battle, Vikash Yadav wrote to RAW chief about ‘humiliation, mental agony’​

For Yadav, it all began with an advertisement published in May 2012. At the time, he had been working as an assistant commandant with the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), according to the documents, though they don’t specify where. Responding to the advertisement, he applied for the senior field officer (general) or SFO(G) position with the Cabinet Secretariat, the parent agency of RAW.

In June 2013, he was offered the role, but this appointment offer said he would be on probation for two years. Tendering a “technical resignation” to the CRPF, he joined RAW’s sister image-intelligence gathering agency, the Aviation Research Centre (ARC), on a direct recruitment/transfer basis in September 2013.

The official notification appointing him an SFO(G) at the ARC, Directorate General of Security, came on 9 January 2014, with effect from 23 September 2013.

Yadav had appeared for the UPSC Central Armed Police Forces (Assistant Commandants) Exam in 2006 and cleared it in 2007. This exam is conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) to select candidates for various armed forces around the country. He then joined the CRPF as an assistant commandant in 2009.

However, the eligibility criteria mentioned in the advertisement for the post of SFO(G) said that only those officers who had joined as assistant commandant in the Central Para-Military Forces (CPMF) and were selected through UPSC exams for the years 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011 were eligible.

The August 2017 note further noted that, at his end, Yadav had correctly indicated the year he joined the CRPF in his application. Therefore, it said, his topmost boss, the RAW chief—or secretary (R) of the Cabinet Secretariat as the position is described—had approved a preliminary ARC inquiry into the “improper scrutiny” of the applications for direct recruitment of Yadav and another recruit.

Frustrated with his pending confirmation, Yadav wrote a letter to the RAW chief on 4 February 2020, demanding his repatriation to his parent cadre, the CRPF.

This letter, seen by ThePrint, spoke of the “deep mental agony” and the “embarrassment and humiliation” that his non-confirmation was causing him.

“No future prospects of career growth appear to be available to me. My morale and motivation is at an all-time low, which has affected my professional capabilities over a period of time, and now it has started affecting my personal life as well,” he wrote.

He went on to list out the reasons he felt he would not get his legitimate dues at RAW. Among other things, he alleged a wrongful fixation on seniority, while pointing out that his probation clearance was under consideration even after 6 years.

In March 2020, however, the Cabinet Secretariat did an about-turn, claiming that Yadav’s induction to the ARC was “fully in order”. A note issued by the Cabinet Secretariat explained that since Yadav was selected to fill the post meant for the batch year 2009 and he joined the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF)—of which the CRPF is a part—as an assistant commandant on 27 January 2009, his recruitment was in order. It requested the initiation of appropriate action to process Yadav’s probation clearance/confirmation.

Since Yadav had already asked to be sent back to the CRPF, the note, therefore, also said that his letter was being examined separately.

A Cabinet Secretariat file dated 24 January 2021 contained a proposal for relaxation of lien under Fundamental Rules (FR) 9(13) for certain RAW officers—including Yadav—to allow their reversion to their parent cadres.

In May 2022 order, the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) granted a “one-time exemption” for Yadav’s repatriation to his parent cadre subject to certain conditions.

An office memorandum then issued in January 2023 by the ARC noted that given the DoPT’s approval, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) had been requested to consider Yadav’s repatriation to the CRPF.

Among other things, these recommendations showed that if Yadav accepted the repatriation, he would not have been considered for promotion at par with his batchmates because the nine years that he spent in the Cabinet Secretariat after tendering his technical resignation from the CRPF would not have counted for minimum qualifying service for promotion.

While waiting still for confirmation of his post, Yadav applied for the post of deputy director at the Ministry of Civil Aviation on a deputation basis.

In March 2021, the government issued a memorandum pointing out that in his application for the post, he had mentioned that his present employment was “permanent” when the proposal to clear his probation was still pending. In September 2021, the Ministry of Civil Aviation cancelled his candidature.

On 16 August 2022, Yadav then approached the CAT for the first time. His plea was disposed of just days later, on 26 August 2022, with the tribunal directing the respondent authorities to decide his March 2021 representation.

His plea now explained that he wrote the February 2020 letter “out of frustration, as even after rendering of about seven years as senior field officer(G), [he] was not confirmed on the same post, whereas all his junior/batch mates have been promoted in the line of cadre”.

He, therefore, claimed that his March 2021 representation superseded his February 2020 letter—indicating that he may not want to go back to the CRPF anymore.

Nine months after Yadav filed his second plea in the CAT, the Cabinet Secretariat, in September 2023, filed a response in the tribunal asserting that the CAT should reject Yadav’s application. This response claimed that since Yadav had, in February 2020, demanded repatriation to the CRPF, his probation clearance and confirmation had not been processed further.

However, the secretariat noted that, in response to a January 2023 proposal for his repatriation, Yadav had conveyed his unwillingness to return to the CRPF. The government’s September 2023 response in the CAT said that his unwillingness had been conveyed to the MHA and the CRPF.

The government then went on to blame Yadav for the delay in his confirmation.

“Therefore, the situation of delay and not processing of his case for probation clearance and confirmation is created by the applicant himself, which cannot be imputed upon the respondent department,” it said in its September 2023 response.

By the time Yadav filed his rejoinder on 3 October in response to the Centre’s September 2023 reply, it looked like something had changed on both sides.

Out of the 11 paragraphs in his response, five just said “no comments”. Three other paragraphs were just a reiteration of the same assertion— that he applied for the post of SFO(G) in May 2012 “through proper channel, as a direct recruit”. Therefore, he asserted that to say he was ineligible to be appointed as SFO(G) is “incorrect”.

Days later, the Cabinet Secretariat changed its mind and issued an order on 9 October, confirming his post with effect from 13 November 2015.

This confirmation of his post came two months after US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan and Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) chief William Burns discussed the alleged Pannun murder plot with India’s National Security Adviser Ajit Doval

He was sent back to his parent organisation, the CRPF, in 2023 after an internal probe into violations of an internal order. But later, he was dismissed from the CRPF as well and was the subject of an enquiry being conducted by a high-level committee formed by India to look into the allegations

https://theprint.in/india/trapped-i...chief-about-humiliation-mental-agony/2324592/

 

[Hari Sud]

Trudeau is about to get booted out either by his own party or by the voting public. The whole background to it is the immigration to Canada he opened in 2022. Easiest form of immigration was self paid student visa. There are 300,000 of these student who most of them did not come to study but came to settle in Canada. That is their truth.

It was planned by Trudeau to bring student immigrants from one specific province of India, that resulted in a huge diplomatic and political problem.

No tax payer in Canada is prepared to pay their tax money to build housing for them or pay for their medical bills or other law and order problems.

The above has become a political issue and that together sudden increase in food prices, high interest rate, bad management of arrived immigrant etc. will defeat Trudeau.

That will happen. One third of his parliamentary caucus has revolted against him. Anybody with that sort of situation will loose his job. Trudeau is about to loose.