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“Look forward to working closely with him”: PM Modi congratulates Brazil Prez Lula on re-election victory
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Indian Army debunks manipulated video falsely claiming Chinese control over Arunachal border areas
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Cyclone Arnab: IMD issues red, orange alerts in Odisha; 225 fire teams deployed
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Members of Parliament welcome Foreign delegations for BRICS parliamentary forum
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India-Israel ties won’t change “even for slightest” by election outcome: Israel Embassy spokesperson Mishelle Sirota
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Australia expands biometric requirements for visa applicants in India from October 26
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Govt allows use of 100 pc ethanol fuel in flex-fuel vehicles, amends emission norms
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India gear up for 3rd T20I against New Zealand, eye series-sealing win after taking 2-0 lead
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PM Modi attends Air Force Day Aerial Display-2026 at Varanasi’s Namo Ghat
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“For us, development means balanced development of India”: PM Modi inaugurates RBI facilities in Odisha
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2 thoughts on “Sarabjit Singh’s killer Amir Sarfaraz shot dead by gunmen in Pakistan’s Lahore”
☠️ The reported death of Sarabjit Singh’s killer, Amir Sarfaraz, in Lahore adds a twist to a long-standing saga of tragedy and justice.
The recent controversies of assassination news, involved Amir Sarfaraz who was charged with the culpable homicide crime committed by Sarabjit Singh; have echoed in not only India but also Pakistan. It asks several tough questions about the circular violence and vengeance that often clouds justice. The murder of Sarfaraz at the hands of unidentified gunmen in Lahore is not only indicative that security remains a major issue, but it also speaks to how geo-political tensions between India and Pakistan are much more complex than what people may think.