FT: US authorities thwarted a conspiracy to assassinate a Sikh separatist on American soil and issued a warning to India’s government over concerns it was involved in the plot. https://www.ft.com/content/56f7d6d6-6a93-4172-a49e-d8a91991e29d
US thwarted plot to kill Sikh separatist on American soil

Joe Biden raised concerns of New Delhi involvement with India’s Narendra Modi in September

Financial Times
“We are treating this issue with utmost seriousness, and the U.S. Government has raised it with the Indian Government, including at the senior-most levels. Indian counterparts expressed surprise and concern. They stated that activity of this nature was not their policy," says NSC spokesperson Adrienne Watson.
"Based on discussion with senior U.S. Government officials, we understand the Indian government is further investigating this issue and will have more to say about it in the coming days. We have conveyed our expectation that anyone deemed responsible should be held accountable," adds Watson in a statement.
My VOA News report: India alleged to have plotted an assassination on US soil. https://www.voanews.com/a/india-alleged-to-have-plotted-assassination-on-us-soil/7365996.html
India Alleged to Have Plotted Assassination on US Soil

The case has similarities to a killing in June of a Sikh separatist in Canada

Voice of America (VOA News)

@w7voa sorry india: we only let people who buy tons of warplanes and bombs from our military industrial complex murder people on american soil.

If you act now we will throw in a free normalization tour at Apple HQ!

@w7voa How does #India expect to be taken seriously by democracies? First in Canada, now the US… how many other foreign citizens have been targeted in their home counties because India can’t separate religion and state?
@jenna @w7voa because it's the separatists who'd rather separate the state itself rather than separate the religion from the state.
@vidyarthi @w7voa Not sure exactly what you mean, but I believe people have the right to self determination. Tibet should be separate from China, Catalan from Spain, because the people who have homes on the land should get to decide their governance.
@jenna @w7voa sure but that doesn't separate religion from the state, in fact it often does the opposite. Thankfully that's not what happened to India after the partition in 1947, but not all nations were lucky.
@w7voa
US firms are greatly underestimating the current risk of supply chains and outsourced business operations in India given its retreat from democracy. Recent experience in trying to ameliorate the risk of supply chains and operations in China should bear on current decision making.