Indian agencies had also requested the Canadian government for his provisional arrest in July last year, which was declined

India will follow up a November 10 request to Canada to extradite terrorist Arshdeep Gill, alias Arsh Dalla, the de facto chief of the banned Khalistan Tiger Force, the Foreign Ministry said Thursday.

Indian agencies seek extradition of pro-Khalistan "terrorist" Arsh Dalla from Canada for facing justice in India.

India on Thursday said it will pursue an extradition request with Canada for Arsh Singh Gill alias Arsh Dalla, the de-facto chief of the Khalistan Tiger Force, following his arrest

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Thursday called on Canada to extradite Arsh Dalla, a Khalistani terrorist to “face justice in India.” Canadian authorities have arrested designated Khalistani terrorist Arshdeep Singh Gill,

Ontario/IBNS: India on Thursday said it would follow up on its request to extradite terrorist Arshdeep Gill, alias Arsh Dalla, who is the de facto chief of the banned Khalistan Tiger Force, with a court in Canada's Ontario listing the matter for hearing after his reported arrest.

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Thursday called on Canada to extradite Arsh Dalla, a Khalistani terrorist, to face justice in India. According to a report in local Canadian television outlet CTV,

Amid ongoing India-Canada tensions, reports have emerged that Khalistani terrorist Arshdeep ‘Arsh’ Dalla was detained in the Halton region in Ontario in connection with a shootout. The 28-year-old was an aide of Hardeep Singh Nijjar and has been accused in India of extortion,

Arshdeep Singh Gill, also known as Arsh Dalla, is a designated pro-Khalistan terrorist who operates an extensive criminal network from Canada. Facing a population crisis, Russia is considering some radical measures to boost birth rates.