A report of the European Parliament revealed that the Modi government is behind terrorism against minorities, opponents, cross-border killings, and assassinations, reported 24NewsHD TV channel on Sunday.
According to the report, Hardeep Singh Najjar was killed in Canada in 2023 at the behest of the Indian government and agencies.
Indian planning of the assassination attempt on Gurpatwant Singh Pannu in the US was also exposed.
The European report has directly termed these incidents as serious violations of human rights under India's state coercion policy.
India has not only targeted opponents through targeted killings but also through cyber-attacks, spyware, and social media campaigns.
WhatsApp hacking and harassment of families in India are clear examples of "coercion and pressure by proxy" by India.
The aim of Indian conspiracies is to silence opponents abroad in any way.
India has turned the Interpol Red Notice into a weapon against political activists.
This Indian approach has led to reports of illegal arrests, deportation attempts, and travel restrictions in Europe.
Revocation of passports and blocking of diplomatic facilities are also part of the Indian strategy of repression.
According to the report, Indian embassies in Europe are involved in monitoring, pressuring, and secret reporting of the opposition diaspora.
The activities of religious, social, and student organizations are also being targeted by India.
These activities are not to strengthen the country, but to make them a painful example through state repression.
Despite India being described as a repressive state in the report but there is no sanctions, no amendments to human rights provisions, no mention of coercion from India in ProtectDefenders.eu and no security checks on India by Europol.
This silence of the European Union has become a threat to its democratic credibility.
Reporter: Ahmad Mansoor