Original sentence: Nijjar and his supporters rejected these allegations, saying he supported peaceful avenues to Sikh independence and self-determination and had never supported violence.Sikh organizations viewed Nijjar as a human rights activist, while the Indian government accused him of being a criminal and terrorist affiliated with the militant Khalistan Tiger Force, and sought his arrest
Edited sentence: He was also wanted in India for his alleged involvement in 'multiple targeted killings' as well as in the 2007 Shingaar cinema hall bomb blast, for which he had his second Interpol Red Notice issued against him.In 2014, upon India's request, Interpol issued an international arrest warrant against Nijjar.While Nijjar was viewed as a Sikh-independence advocate by many Sikh organizations, the Indian government considered him a terrorist,  and claimed that he was the leader of pro-Khalistan extremist militant group Khalistan Tiger Force