The Royal Canadian Mounted Police launched 'Operation Hard Ball' to dismantle transnational crime syndicates
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Why in news
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police launched 'Operation Hard Ball' to dismantle transnational crime syndicates, notably finding no evidence of Indian involvement in the Nijjar assassination.
Background
Operation Hard Ball is a collaborative effort between the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and multiple international agencies. The investigation focused on transnational criminal networks and their reach into the Indian diaspora.
Facts for Prelims
- BodyRoyal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP): The national police service of Canada.
- FactOperation Hard Ball: A multi-agency international crackdown on transnational crime syndicates.
- PostHardeep Singh Nijjar: Identified as a Khalistani separatist involved in the assassination investigation.
For Mains
Q. Examine how international cooperation in dismantling transnational crime syndicates can enhance India's internal security and bilateral relations with Western nations.
Dimensions to cover in your answer
- Intelligence sharing: Strengthening real-time data exchange between Indian agencies and the RCMP to track diaspora-linked crime.
Keywords: transnational crime · bilateral cooperation · intelligence sharing · extradition · sovereign jurisdiction · diaspora security
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