The Indian agent Jagmeet Singh was under the control of a document

Sources told Global News that the suspect’s suspect agent had Jagmeet Singh under a document control, prompting RCMP to put the new Democratic Party leader in police protection 18 months ago.

The agent, who claims to be linked to the activities directed by the Indian government, managed to reach the intimate knowledge of Singh daily procedures, travel and family, according to the informed sources of the matter.

The sources also described it as linked to the Lawrence Bishnoy gang, which the Indian government was accused of using violence in Canada.

Police reported a reliable threat to his life in late 2023 and put a tight security around him and his homes. Singh During the federal elections 2025 revealed It was under police protection.

But no details have been disclosed in public, and Singh said that RCMP has never told him who was behind the threat, although “the inclusion was a foreign government.”

The police responded to the threat at the time and Singh is no longer considered in an imminent danger. Singh lost his seat in the 2025 federal elections and was shown as the leader of the National Democratic Party.

The claim that the suspected Indian agent was collecting information about the daily movements of the leader of the Federal Party. Foreign intervention.

Singh did not respond to the requests for comment through a broker. Global News does not specify the multiple sources with the knowledge of the investigation, which has spoken on the condition that they are not named.

The Indian Supreme Committee in Ottawa did not answer questions about these allegations. RCMP said it does not discuss “preventive measures, and individuals who may be appointed to receive protection do not confirm.”

“The security environment in which public numbers operate is constantly evolving, and RCMP takes all threats against public officials seriously,” said spokeswoman Mary Affa Bretton on Wednesday.

The reasons for the police concern about Salama Singh a year and a half ago Prime Minister Narendra Modi Canada is scheduled to visit at the weekend.

With President Donald Trump at the White House, Prime Minister Mark Carney said he wanted to diversify commercial relations in Canada and called Modi to the Group 7 summit in Kannancis, Alta.

But the decision was faced cash Because New Delhi is still cooperating with RCMP investigations into the involvement of suspected India In 2023, Hardip Singh Niger was killed, among other violent crimes.

RCMP Commissioner Mike Duhim contract press conference Last October, to announce that investigators had found evidence linking the “government of India’s agents to murders and violent actions throughout the country.

Police said that India is collecting information about the potential victims in Canada and using the Lawrence Bishnoy Group for Crime, and similar drugs and extortion, to target them.

They also said, “More than ten reliable, imminent threats to life,” which led them to issue warnings to members of South Asia, and specifically those who are active in the pro -Khalistan movement.

Singh reported in April that the police had advised him in the winter of 2023 that his life could be in danger. They did not tell him who was behind the threat, but he said that the implicit meaning was that it was a foreign government.

He said that he remained on the basement, avoided windows and thought about leaving politics due to fears of his family’s safety. He decided to continue, but he was forced to lead the National Democratic Party for a period under police protection.

Singh, the lawyer, who became a leader of the National Democratic Party in 2017, angered by pressuring the Canadian government to take a more difficult line against the Moody government because of its human rights record.

The Indian press reports were incorrectly described Singh as a supporter of the anti -India “terrorists”, and stated that the intelligence agency, which works for the Modi office, had prepared the files on it.

During the Moody era, New Delhi made its allegations that Canada did not do enough to confront the Khalestan movement, which is seeking the independence of the Sikh Sikhs in India.

It also interfered at all levels of Canadian policy, as the rank occupies “the second most active country in the foreign electoral intervention in Canada,” he said, according to what he said, according to what he said. Hug Committee.

With the killing of Nijjar, however, it was claimed that India had transferred its grievances against Canada to another. The leader of the Sikh Temple, Niger was leading a referendum campaign on the independence of Khalestan when he was shot.

The then Minister of Leader, Justin Trudeau, told the House of Commons in September 2023 that the investigators were looking for the involvement of Indian government agents.

Police believe that India used the gang members to carry out the killing. The sources told Global News that the right man of Moody What Shah He claims to agree to the process. India denied it.

Canada later Six Indian diplomats expelled Consular officials claimed to collect information about Canadians of Indian origin, which were fed to the intelligence officers in New Delhi and used to direct the attacks.

The alleged monitoring of Singh is unprecedented. Before killing Nijjar, he told a close friend that a tracking device was found on his small truck when he was introduced.

“This has told me personally,” said Monander Singh, a spokesman for the Sikh Union who also warned of the threats of their lives.

Niger was shot in the same car outside the Sari Nanak Sikh temple. Montander Singh said he did not know whether the agents have also followed him.

He said: “I had multiple warnings, but it was not informed or is never known if I was under observation, but I think I would be and live my life as if I were.”

“There is no other way.”

As a person who lives under a threat, he said that Modi’s visit to Canada added “an insult to the injury.”

After Moody said he would attend the group of seven, the liberal deputy, Sukho Dalioal, said The wrong message.

Carney said that Modi agreed to “the continued dialogue of law enforcement and discussions dealing with security concerns” and that facing foreign interference was at the level of the agenda of the summit.

However, the Canadian Sikh alliance wrote to deputies this week to express their “anger and feelings of treason” regarding Carne’s decision to expand an invitation to a government leader who has not yet been held to kill Niger.

The four Sikh organizations wrote: “His death was not an isolated act, but rather part of a coordinated campaign of repression through nationality that still violates Canadian sovereignty to this day,” said the four Sikh organizations.

“To expand an invitation to the engineer of these policies proudly proud that India” interferes in the homes of its enemies and kills them, “without any general commitment to justice or accountability, it undermines the same principles that Canada claims to support.”

The message was signed by leaders Sikh World Organization From Canada, the Sikh Union of British Columbia, Ontario Jurura Committee and the Council of Quebec Sikhs. The groups hold a press conference on Hill Parliament on Thursday.

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