It certainly wasn't the first time a government was accused
of orchestrating a killing on foreign soil, but observers around the
world were nonetheless shocked by Prime Minister's Justin Trudeau's
allegation on Monday that India's leaders had a hand in killing a
Canadian citizen earlier this year in B.C.
India has strongly
denied any connection to the killing of Sikh leader Hardeep Singh
Nijjar, who had been labelled a terrorist by New Delhi over his support
of an independent Khalistani state.
Such killings are usually pinned on the likes of Saudi Arabia or Russia.
But
extra-territorial assassinations aren't just for rogue states and can
sometimes even be justified under international law. Sometimes ...
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