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National Investigation Agency The National Investigation Agency (NIA) is trying to find out whether Pakistan had any hand in the violent protests by pro-Khalistan protesters outside the High Commission in London on 19th of last month. Let us tell you that information about the conspiracy related to Pakistani and Khalistani supporters has been received in the protest case. After getting the information, the NIA took the case registered by the Special Cell of Delhi Police under its wing.
Focus will be on High Commission including Amritpal Singh
Probing several cases involving pro-Khalistani extremists during the last two years, the agency has established a strong link between Pakistan’s spy agency Inter Services Intelligence and pro-Khalistani leaders operating from different countries like UK, Germany, Australia, US and Canada. was discovered. Speaking on the matter, officials said that in the case related to the agitation outside the Indian High Commission in London last month, the role of UK-based Khalistani leaders in allegedly leading the protestors, Avtar Singh Khanda, the suspected handler of the radical preacher and The focus will be on High Commission including Waris Punjab De Pramukh Amritpal Singh.
NIA takes over investigation from Delhi Police
For information, let us tell you that Khanda, who is associated with the Khalistan Liberation Force (KLF), and two others Gurcharan Singh and Jasveer Singh have been named as prime suspects in the First Information Report (FIR) taken by the NIA from the Special Cell of Delhi Police four days after the protests. designated as. Last week, the NIA took over the investigation from the Delhi Police after the Ministry of Home Affairs held a meeting with representatives of the UK Home Office. If reports are to be believed, a team may also be sent to London to investigate the matter. On the condition of anonymity, an official told that whenever this investigation team will go to London, it will share its investigation findings with the UK on the involvement of Khalistani extremists in anti-India activities and their relations with Pakistan-based bosses or leaders. .
the tricolor was pulled down
On 19th of last month, pro-Khalistani protesters pulled down the tricolor and also tried to vandalize the Indian High Commission in London over the crackdown by law enforcement agencies against pro-Khalistani Amritpal and his associates in Punjab . Videos of the incident showed several protesters holding yellow and black Khalistani flags and demanding Amritpal. Please tell that Amritpal is wanted by the Punjab Police for many crimes. The video shows a protester climbing onto a balcony and pulling the Indian flag down from a pole in front of the High Commission to be cheered on by others.
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