By Salim Jiwa VANCOUVER – Seeking more evidence to bolster their case, government lawyers prosecuting two suspects in the terrorist bombing of Air India flight 182 could be using a tough new law enacted by Ottawa in the wake of the 9/11 disaster in the U.S. In fact, information received by this writer suggests the …
By Salim Jiwa VANCOUVER – Key players in the sinister plot which destroyed Air India Flight 182 in mid-flight over the Atlantic ocean on June 23, 1985 remain unidentified even as the trial of two men begins in Vancouver today. Among the key players still unknown to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Air India Task …
VANCOUVER – He continues to be in denial of his full role in making the bombs that cost a total of 331 lives but Inderjit Singh Reyat still gets a card to get out of jail in five years or less. Reyat, a 51-year-old who holds dual British and Canadian citizenship, has now accepted he aided …
VANCOUVER – Inderjit Singh Reyat, a 51-year-old who holds dual British and Canadian citizenship, has now accepted he aided and abetted those responsible for carrying out history’s worst bomb explosion aboard a civilian plane. Reyat stood silently in a Vancouver court and offered a guilty plea to a single count of the manslaughter of 329 …
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