India Accused of Extrajudicial Killings in Pakistan, Tied to Modi's Office

Reports suggest a systematic campaign targeting militants and dissidents on foreign soil, with direct links to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's office.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's office is accused of ordering assassinations in Pakistan, with Indian and Pakistani intelligence operatives alleging involvement of India's Research & Analysis Wing (RAW).
The strategy, aimed at eliminating terrorists and dissidents abroad, was reportedly emboldened after the 2019 Pulwama attack.
Allegations include the targeting of Sikh separatists in the Khalistan movement, with operations conducted by sleeper cells primarily out of the UAE.
Documented evidence and intelligence sources claim up to 20 killings since 2020, with a significant increase in 2023.
India's Ministry of External Affairs denies the allegations, labeling them as 'false and malicious anti-India propaganda'.