India ordered the killing of 20 people in Pakistan, British newspaper

Indian intelligence agency RAW is directly controlled by the office of Narendra Modi, who is running for a third term this month.
Dawn Media Reporter
London: According to the British newspaper The Guardian, the Indian government killed many people in Pakistan under a scheme to eliminate terrorists abroad.
The report said that documents shared by Pakistani and Indian intelligence officials and Pakistani investigative authorities show how the Indian intelligence agency started overseas assassination operations after 2019.
Indian intelligence agency RAW is directly controlled by the office of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is running for a third term this month.
Interviews with intelligence officials bolster allegations that India has pursued a policy of targeting figures abroad it considers hostile to India.
Although the new allegations are related to the killing of people accused of violent extremism and terrorism, the US and Canada have openly accused India of being involved in the killing of dissidents, including Sikh separatists.
The latest allegations relate to the killing of 20 people by unknown gunmen in Pakistan in 2020.
While India has not previously been officially held responsible for the killings, this is the first time Indian intelligence officials have spoken about the operations carried out in Pakistan, and detailed documents seen by the Guardian show There are allegations of direct involvement of Ra in these killings.
According to Pakistani investigators, Ra’s sleeper cells, which were run from the United Arab Emirates, were behind the killings.
The increase in such killings in 2023 was attributed to the increased activity of sleeper cells who allegedly paid local criminals or poor Pakistanis to carry out such killings.