The whereabouts of the evidence are unknown! RCM police is investigating Nijjar murder case, know what has been found so far?

The investigation into the Hardeep Singh Nijjar murder case is still going on. On the other hand, Nijjar's son has told that his father had met officials of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service just a day or two before his murder.

The killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar has widened the rift between India and Canada. While Canada has expressed suspicion of India being behind the Nijjar massacre, India has said that Canada has made these allegations without any evidence. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) has said that the investigation into the Nijjar murder case is still ongoing. Nijjar, chief of the banned Khalistan Tiger Force, was shot dead in Surrey, Colombo, on June 18.

The murder of Khalistani terrorist Nijjar is being investigated by the RCMP's Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT). IHIT spokesperson Sergeant Timothy Pierotti told news agency PTI, “We are aware of the reports being prepared regarding the murder of Nijjar. “Since this case is under investigation, I cannot comment on the specific evidence collected by IHIT.”

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On the other hand, Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara Sahib in Surrey, British Columbia has started investigating the video of Nijjar murder. In fact, the foreign newspaper Washington Post was able to view the security camera footage of the Nijjar murder. Gurdwara Sahib has now started an investigation regarding this. Gurudwara spokesperson Gurkirat Singh told Canada's national news agency The Canadian Press, “The video of the murder is not for the public because the matter is under investigation. That video will not be released to anyone”.

Nijjar had met intelligence service officials before the murder

Gurkirat Singh further said that before the murder of Nijjar, he was carefully monitored. People first understood Nijjar's actions by knowing where he went and from which direction he came out of the Gurudwara. The police have also scanned all the CCTV footage around the Gurudwara for investigation. Nijjar's son told the local newspaper that his father meets officers of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service once or twice a week. He had also met the officials a day or two before the murder.