This is about how global institutions are watching India’s actions abroad, especially when it comes to dissent. Moninder Singh, a prominent B.C.-based voice for Sikh rights, has reportedly faced threats linked to Indian interests; and now top UN human rights experts are calling on Canada to investigate faster. What’s really going on? It’s not just about one activist. It’s about whether India, now a global power, is using its reach to silence critics beyond its borders. And the world is watching. This could reshape how foreign governments see India’s role in global civil rights; and what that means for Indian expats, activists, and even students abroad. If you’re applying for government jobs or studying international relations, this is the quiet geopolitical shift you need to understand.