KHALISTAN EXTREMISM MONITOR
A project of the Institute for Conflict Management
A project of the Institute for Conflict Management
India 20-Sep-2023
The United States (US) ambassador to India, Eric Garcetti, at an event held at the Ananta Centre in New Delhi, on September 20 expressed his significant concern regarding the allegations levelled against India by Canadian Prime Minister (PM) Justin Trudeau and stressed the importance of a thorough and transparent investigation. He also urged the Indian government to collaborate with this investigation.
India 20-Sep-2023
According to senior officials, following a meeting of senior foreign ministry and national security officials on September 20 in New Delhi, the Indian government is likely to respond to the allegations made against India by Canadian Prime Minister (PM) Justin Trudeau by requesting that Canada provide evidence to substantiate its claims. India is also expected to offer cooperation in the investigation based on the evidence presented and to reach out to its Western allies to refute the allegations while highlighting Canada's tolerance of separatists. External Affairs Minister (EAM) S. Jaishankar is likely to clarify India's stance during his upcoming visit to the United Nations General Assembly and a possible bilateral visit to Washington, D.C. in the United States (US).
Pakistan 20-Sep-2023
The Sikh community in Lahore held a protest on September 20 against the Indian government, condemning the killing of Khalistani terrorist and the chief of Khalistan Tiger Force (KTF), Hardeep Singh Nijjar, in Lahore, Pakistan. Former member of the Punjab Assembly, Sardar Ramesh Singh Arora, claimed to the media that India had a hand in the assassination of the Khalistan leader. The protestors accused Indian intelligence agencies of targeting Sikhs globally and urged the international community to take note of India's alleged acts of terrorism.
Canada 20-Sep-2023
According to sources, Canada, a member of Interpol, disregarded Interpol-issued red notices against Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, the chief of the Khalistan Tiger Force (KTF), along with other terrorists like Lakhbir Singh alias Landa and Arshdeep Singh alias Arsh Dala. Furthermore, before Nijjar's murder in June 2023, the Punjab police had sought his extradition to India in 2022. Similar extradition requests are also pending for Landa and Arsh Dala.
United Kingdom 20-Sep-2023
Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi, a Member of Parliament (MP) from the United Kingdom (UK) Labour Party on September 19 mentioned that he had been contacted by many anxious, angry, and fearful Sikhs following the sharp escalation of the India-Canada diplomatic ties due to allegations levelled against India by Canadian Prime minister (PM) Justin Trudeau.
India 20-Sep-2023
Chief Judicial Magistrate's court, on September 20, granted bail to Shamsher Singh, who was convicted of assassinating former Chief Minister (CM) Beant Singh, in Chandigarh. This decision follows the release on bail of two other convicts, Lakhwinder Singh and Gurmeet Singh, in compliance with a Punjab and Haryana High Court order.
India 20-Sep-2023
A Delhi court on September 20 acquitted former Congress MP Sajjan Kumar in a case related to the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, citing the 'benefit of doubt.' The court also acquitted two other accused individuals, Ved Prakash Pial and Brahmanand Gupta, due to the prosecution's failure to prove charges of murder and rioting against them. The case involved the killing of Sikh man Surjit Singh during the riots in Sultanpuri. Sajjan Kumar is currently serving time in Tihar jail after being convicted in another case connected to the same riots.
Canada 21-Sep-2023
Gangster Sukhdool Singh alias Sukha Duneke, who was wanted by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) for his suspected links with pro-Khalistan terrorists, was killed on September 21 in an inter-gang rivalry in Winnipeg, Manitoba province in Canada. He had escaped to Canada in 2017 using forged documents and had a long criminal record with at least 18 cases, including murder and extortion. Duneke was actively involved in managing his gang's activities from abroad, running an extortion racket, and orchestrating targeted killings of rival gang members in Punjab. His name was on the NIA's wanted list, and he had connections to other criminal figures both in Canada and abroad.
India 21-Sep-2023
Punjab gangsters Lawrence Bishnoi and Goldy Brar's gang claimed responsibility for the killing of gangster Sukhdool Singh alias Sukha Duneke, on September 21 in Winnipeg, Manitoba province, Canada, in a social media post. In the same post, Bishnoi also alleged that Sukha Duneke was responsible for three murders in Punjab, those of Gurlal Brar, Sandeep Nangal Ambian, and Vicky Middukhera. However, these claims have not yet been confirmed by any investigating agencies.
India 21-Sep-2023
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on September 21 released pictures of 10 individuals accused of being involved in the attack on the Indian Consulate in San Francisco, United States, in March 2023. The agency is soliciting information from the public to assist in identifying and apprehending these suspects. The attack included pro-Khalistani entities trespassing into the consulate, attempting to set it on fire, raising Khalistani flags, damaging the building, and assaulting officials. The NIA registered the case in June and conducted an investigation in San Francisco, US, in August.
India 21-Sep-2023
Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) president and Member of Parliament (MP), Sukhbir Singh Badal, had a meeting with Union Home Minister (UHM) Amit Shah in New Delhi on September 21. He conveyed concerns from Punjabis in Canada regarding the strained India-Canada relations and emphasized the need for a swift resolution to the situation to address the growing panic among the Indian-origin community in Canada.
Canada 21-Sep-2023
Canadian Member of Parliament (MP) Chandra Arya on September 21 condemned targeted attacks on the Hindu community in Canada amid growing diplomatic tensions with India. He also expressed concern about the banned Khalistani terror outfit Sikh For Justice’s (SFJ) attempt to provoke Hindu-Canadians and divide communities. Arya emphasized that the majority of the Sikh community in Canada does not support the Khalistan movement. He also criticized the glorification of terrorism and hate crimes in the name of freedom of expression, calling for a strong response against such actions.
India 21-Sep-2023
The assistant of Bijayanat Jay Panda, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) national vice president, on September 21 received a threatening call, which referenced the murder of Odisha Minister Naba Das, in New Delhi. Panda filed a complaint with the Delhi police for investigation. The threat followed Panda's tweet suggesting an online referendum on Quebec independence in response to Canada's support for pro-Khalistan separatists and proposing a reciprocal approach in supporting Quebec's independence movement.
India 21-Sep-2023
Punjab Police on September 21 launched a major operation to crack down on gangs associated with gangster Goldy Brar, in Punjab. This action follows the release of names by the National Investigating Agency (NIA) of over 50 individuals who are either based in India or have fled to Canada or other nations. According to Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Tarsem Masih, raids were conducted at more than 1,000 locations in Punjab to apprehend these gang members, with the directive from Chief Minister (CM) Bhagwant Mann to eliminate gangster-related elements from the state. Multiple areas, particularly in the Tarn Taran district, are currently being targeted in these raids.
India 21-Sep-2023
Congress Member of Parliament (MP) Ravneet Singh Bittu criticized Canadian Prime Minister (PM) Justin Trudeau in Parliament on September 21. He alleged that money from Canadians involved in the narcotics trade in Punjab is being funnelled into Trudeau's party, leading him to make statements against India. Bittu expressed support for India's foreign policy stance and condemned Trudeau's comments linking Indian agents to the killing of a Canadian Khalistani terrorist, Hardeep Singh Nijjar. He also mentioned the presence of wanted individuals from Punjab in Canada and criticized Canada for providing refuge to them.
India 21-Sep-2023
The Government of India on September 21 issued an advisory to private television channels, urging them to avoid interviewing individuals linked to terrorism. The advisory was issued after a private channel invited Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, a Khalistani terrorist and the chief of the banned Khalistani outfit Sikhs for Justice (SFJ). This advisory comes amid strained relations between India and Canada following Canadian Prime Minister (PM) Justin Trudeau's allegations of Indian involvement in the assassination of a Sikh separatist leader, Hardeep Singh Nijjar. The advisory highlights the need to adhere to the Cable Television Networks (Regulation) (CTN) Act and Article 19 (2) of the Constitution to safeguard India's sovereignty, integrity, and security.
Canada 21-Sep-2023
Public Safety Canada, the official department responsible for public safety matters, on September 21 condemned an online video in which Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, the chief of the banned Khalistani terror outfit Sikhs For Justice (SFJ), tells Hindu Canadians to leave the country, deeming it offensive and hateful.
India 21-Sep-2023
The Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) President, Harjinder Singh Dhami, on September 21 announced plans to compile a book on the Singh Sabha Movement, which originated in Punjab in the 1870s as a response to proselytizing activities. The book will provide detailed information about the movement's historical background, objectives, achievements, and the prominent figures associated with it.
India 21-Sep-2023
According to sources, several individuals involved in criminal and terrorist activities in India have sought refuge in Canada since the late 1980s. Among them are Tehal Singh Tut, Gurwant Singh alias Gurpratap alias Bath, Malkiat Singh, Gurpreet Singh, Gurjinder Singh, and Gurjit Singh, all of whom fled to Canada using fake passports. Additionally, seven most-wanted gangsters, including Sukha Duneke (now deceased), Goldy Brar, Arshdeep Singh Gill alias Arsh Dalla, Charanjit Singh alias Rinku Randhawa, Rurpinder Singh alias Baba Dalla, Ramandeep Singh alias Rama Judge, and Lakhbir Singh alias Landa, have been operating from Canada, engaging in criminal and anti-India activities. Some of them have been radicalized by the Pakistan-based mastermind Harvinder Singh alias Rinda. Canada has recognized Goldy Brar as a threat to peace in the country, and several other gangsters of Punjabi origin are also among the 25 most wanted gangsters in Canada.
India 21-Sep-2023
Gangster Sukhdool Singh alias Sukha Duneke, who was shot dead on September 21 in Winnipeg, Canada, received no mourning in his Duneke village in Moga district of Punjab. His family members in Canada remained tight-lipped, with his mother and sister settled there, while his paternal uncles live in the village in Punjab. Sukha came from a prosperous farming family, owned 15 acres of land, and had left India in 2017 using a fake passport, leaving behind several pending cases against him, including over 20 at the time of his death.
Canada 21-Sep-2023
A Canadian official on September 21 revealed that the allegation of India's involvement in the killing of Khalistani terrorist and the chief of Khalistan Tiger Force (KTF), Hardeep Singh Nijjar, is based on surveillance of Indian diplomats in Canada and includes intelligence shared by a member of the 'Five Eyes' intelligence-sharing alliance, which comprises the United States (US), Britain, Australia, New Zealand, and Canada. However, the Canadian official did not disclose which ally provided the intelligence or offer specific details about the content or source of the communications.
Canada 21-Sep-2023
Winnipeg Police Service on September 21 confirmed the death of gangster turned Khalistani terrorist Sukhdool Singh Gill alias Sukha Duneke in Winnipeg in Manitoba province in Canada. According to sources, the murder appears to be a retaliatory act in response to the killing of Gurlal Brar, who was a cousin of the gangster Goldy Brar. Earlier, Punjab gangsters Lawrence Bishnoi-Goldy Brar’s gang had claimed responsibility for the murder.
United States 21-Sep-2023
During the Climate Ambition Summit, convened on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly on September 21, Canadian Prime Minister (PM) Justin Trudeau did not respond to any questions from the Indian press in New York City, United States (US). The Indian media had posed questions to PM Trudeau regarding India's rejection of his claims related to Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar’s killing.
India 21-Sep-2023
Arindam Bagchi, the spokesperson for the Indian Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), during a weekly press briefing on September 21, dismissed Canada's allegations regarding India's involvement in the killing of Khalistani extremist Hardeep Singh Nijjar as politically motivated. He suggested that prejudice may be a factor in the accusations.
India 21-Sep-2023
The Punjab & Haryana High Court (HC) on September 21 expressed concern over the increasing death rate due to drug overdose and directed authorities to take necessary actions, based on a report presented by the Punjab government before it, which reported 266 deaths in the state from April 2020 to March 2023 due to drug overdoses.
India 21-Sep-2023
The Ferozepur Police arrested three individuals, identified as Baljinder Kumar, Sajan, and Samual, and seized eight pistols and six rounds from their possession in Bajidpur village in Ferozepur district on September 21. The investigation revealed that Samual had travelled to Khandwa village in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, where he acquired eight illegal weapons based on information provided by Amandeep and Vishal, who are currently in Ferozepur Central Jail. Another accomplice, Rajinder Kumar, was involved in providing funds for these weapons but remains at large.
United States 21-Sep-2023
The United States (US) National Security Advisor (NSA) Jake Sullivan on September 21 expressed support for Canada's efforts to investigate allegations of India's involvement in the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Sullivan noted that they are in constant contact with both Canada and India and emphasized that no country receives a "special exemption".
Canada 22-Sep-2023
According to a recent Ipsos poll, Canadian Prime Minister (PM) Justin Trudeau's popularity has declined, with 40 percent of Canadians expressing a preference for opposition leader Pierre Poilievre as Prime Minister. If elections were held today, Poilievre's Conservatives would secure 39 percent of the votes, potentially forming a majority government and displacing Trudeau's Liberal minority government. Trudeau has faced criticism for his handling of Khalistani elements in Canada, which may have contributed to his declining popularity.
India 22-Sep-2023
India's External Affairs Minister (EAM) S. Jaishankar on September 22 shared credible information with global leaders, including representatives from Quad member states Japan and Australia, during a meeting in New York, United States (US). The information pertained to Canada's failure to take action against Khalistani terrorists on its soil, despite receiving solid evidence from India. Jaishankar conveyed India's message that terrorism must be dealt with strictly worldwide and that the global community should match rhetoric with action against terrorism, whether in Pakistan, Canada, or elsewhere.
India 22-Sep-2023
Renowned Indian defence analyst Qamar Agha on September 22 emphasized that the overwhelming majority of Punjabis in India, estimated at 99%, do not espouse Khalistani ideology or endorse Khalistan-related actions. He also alluded to Pakistan's potential involvement in promoting the resurgence of the Khalistan movement.
United States 22-Sep-2023
United States (US) Secretary of State Antony Blinken, in New York, on September 22 urged India to assist Canada in its probe into the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Blinken stressed the importance of accountability and the gravity of 'transnational repression.' Canada has claimed that the Indian government and its operatives were involved in Nijjar's assassination.
India 22-Sep-2023
According to reports, Canadian National Security and Intelligence Advisor Jody Thomas made two trips to India, including a meeting with National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval and intelligence officials in August 2023. She also accompanied Prime Minister (PM) Trudeau to the G20 Summit in New Delhi and had a bilateral meeting with Doval to discuss Canadian security agencies' pursuit of credible allegations linking Indian government agents to the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
Canada 22-Sep-2023
Canada-based Punjabi singer AP Dhillon, in a post on Instagram on September 22, criticized the use of social media messages by various political groups to promote divisive agendas. This follows the cancellation of Canada-based Punjabi singer Shubneet Singh’s music concerts in India due to his social media posts displaying a distorted map of India and his alleged support for Khalistan.
India 22-Sep-2023
Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee (PPCC) president Amrinder Singh Raja Warring expressed opposition to the idea of Khalistan while also rejecting the labelling of Punjab's youth as 'anti-nationals' in a post on the social media site X on September 22.
India 22-Sep-2023
According to sources, Indian intelligence agencies have compiled a dossier alleging that Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar assumed leadership of the Sikh temple by coercing his cousin and the former temple president, Raghbir Singh Nijjar. The document also suggests that Nijjar had previous connections with Gurdeep Singh, a member of the Khalistan Commando Force (KCF) known for his involvement in numerous killings in Punjab during the late 1980s and early 1990s. Additionally, it reveals that Nijjar's criminal activities began under the influence of another gang leader, Gurnek Singh alias Neka.
India 22-Sep-2023
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Chandigarh President Arun Sood on September 22 assured parents of students in Canada that the Indian government is closely monitoring the situation to ensure the safety of Indian students. He emphasized that Indian students in Canada are and will remain one hundred percent safe, with the government taking measures to ensure their well-being and uninterrupted education.
Canada 22-Sep-2023
Canada's Public Safety Minister, Dominic LeBlanc, and Emergency Preparedness Minister, Harjit Sajjan, on September 22 condemned the offensive and hateful video created by Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, who is the chief of the banned Khalistani terror outfit Sikhs For Justice (SFJ). The video targeted Hindu Canadians, and they both emphasized the importance of safety and inclusion for all.
Canada 22-Sep-2023
The Hindu Community of Canada has urged Canadian Prime Minister (PM) Justin Trudeau to take strict action against the video's creators and has petitioned the government to recognize Hinduphobia in the Human Rights Code.
India 22-Sep-2023
Congress Member of Parliament (MP) and the grandson of former Punjab Chief Minister (CM) Beant Singh, Ravneet Singh Bittu, in New Delhi, stated that Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar was closely associated with the individuals responsible for the murder of his grandfather.
India 22-Sep-2023
According to reports, several wanted terrorists, gangsters, and Khalistani radicals have exploited fake identities and passports to obtain student or visitor visas to reach Canada and the United States (US). Notable cases include Anmol Bishnoi, the brother of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, who escaped using a forged passport, and Satwinderjit Singh alias Goldy Brar, who was involved in the Sidhu Moose Wala murder case and secured a visitor visa to Canada using fake documents, despite multiple First Information Reports (FIRs) against him. Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar and other individuals have also used fake identities to move to Canada. These cases highlight a significant challenge for Indian security agencies and their extradition efforts.
India 22-Sep-2023
A pan-India survey conducted by CVoter with 3,303 respondents indicates that a significant majority believe that Canadian Prime Minister (PM) Justin Trudeau is supportive of Khalistani terrorism. Despite concerns and threats from Khalistani radicals in Canada, the Trudeau-led government has not taken legal action against them.
India 23-Sep-2023
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on September 23 confiscated land and a portion of a house belonging to Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, the chief of the banned Khalistani terror outfit Sikhs For Justice (SFJ), in Khanoti village in Amritsar district of Punjab and Chandigarh. The properties confiscated include a 46-kanal (5.7-acre) agricultural land in Khankot village and a one-fourth share of a house in Sector 15/C area of Chandigarh. Pannun, who has been on the NIA’s radar since 2019, was designated as an ‘individual terrorist’ by the Government of India on July 1, 2020. while the SFJ was declared an ‘unlawful association’ by the Government on July 10, 2019.
United States 23-Sep-2023
Canadian Prime Minister (PM) Justin Trudeau called for reforms in the operation of India's intelligence services while firmly denouncing the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar on Canadian soil as 'absolutely unacceptable' in an interview with the New York Times (NYT) in New York.
India 23-Sep-2023
According to a chargesheet filed by the National Investigation Agency (NIA), Canada-based Khalistani leaders and gangsters reportedly used money generated in India through activities like extortion and smuggling to fund violent acts and invest in various ventures. The NIA uncovered 13 instances from 2019 to 2021 when gangster Lawrence Bishnoi sent sums ranging from INR 5 lakh to INR 60 lakh to Canada and Thailand using hawala channels. Bishnoi, through his associate Satwinderjeet Singh alias Goldy Brar, had close ties with Canada-based Khalistani groups, including Babbar Khalsa International (BKI) leader Lakhbir Singh alias Landa. These funds were invested in activities such as purchasing yachts, financing movies, and organizing the Canadian Premier League in Canada. Additionally, the Lawrence Bishnoi gang invested money in nightclubs and bars in Thailand.
Canada 23-Sep-2023
According to reports, British Columbia (BC) Premier David Eby expressed suspicions that the Canadian federal government is withholding crucial information related to the alleged link between the Indian government and the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. He noted frustration after a briefing with the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) director due to a lack of concrete information, emphasizing the need for better information sharing between federal and provincial governments.
India 23-Sep-2023
According to reports, several Punjabi singers and artists, including Sidhu Moose Wala, Shubhneet Singh alias Shubh, Jazzy B, Hard Kaur, and Diljit Dosanjh, have come under scrutiny for their perceived support for the Khalistan cause. Some have faced criticism for sharing distorted maps of India or making references to Khalistani leaders like Bhindranwale. This has led to controversies and cancellations of their engagements, as their music and social media posts are seen as promoting anti-India sentiments and sectarian supremacy. The trend of Punjabi artists expressing pro-Khalistan views has raised concerns, particularly within the Indian diaspora.
India 23-Sep-2023
According to reports, Punjabi students invest INR 68,000 crore per year for education in Canada. Canada has become a top choice for Punjabi students due to its flexible education policies, work opportunities, and post-graduation immigration options. In 2022, Canada approved 226,450 visas under the Immigration, Refugee, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), with a significant number of students coming from Punjab. Around 3.4 lakh Punjabi students are currently studying in Canada, with nearly 60% of all Indian students in Canada being of Punjabi origin.
India 23-Sep-2023
Since September 11, a National Investigation Agency (NIA) court in Mohali, Punjab, has reportedly been hearing a case involving the attachment of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar's house in his native village of Bharsingpura in Jalandhar district. The case is related to a 2021 incident in which priest Kamaldeep Sharma was shot at. Nijjar, along with three others, faces charges under various sections of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) and the Indian Penal Code (IPC). Notices regarding the case have been posted outside Nijjar's house multiple times since October 2021, and the NIA has also conducted raids on the property.
India 23-Sep-2023
According to reports, the nexus between Indo-Canadian gangsters and Khalistani separatists has persisted for decades, with gangsters often evading Indian law enforcement by seeking refuge in Canada. Notorious figures such as Goldy Brar and Arsh Dalla, among others, have been involved in various criminal activities, including weapons smuggling and drug trafficking. Some gangsters, like Goldy Brar, are believed to continue operating their gangs from Canada, recruiting new members and authorizing criminal activities. This nexus has raised concerns about the intersection of organized crime and Sikh extremism on Canadian soil, with certain gang members receiving financial support from pro-Khalistan leaders.
India 23-Sep-2023
According to intelligence reports, Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar played a significant role in training, financing, and operating his outfit and individuals on Canadian soil. Nijjar received training in Pakistan with the assistance of Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) and maintained links with other Khalistani leaders. He organized arms training camps in Canada, instructed individuals in firearm use, and allegedly sent people to India for targeted killings and attacks.
Canada 23-Sep-2023
According to sources, Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar was involved in running terrorist training camps, funding terror acts, and engaging in illegal activities such as drug smuggling and extortion in Canada. Nijjar was a close associate of Gurdeep Singh, alias Deepa Heranwala, who was involved in the killing of around 200 people in Punjab during the late 1980s and early 1990s. Nijjar reportedly trained youths at a terror camp in the British Columbia province of Canada and operated as the 'Operation Chief' of the Khalistani terror outfit Khalistan Tiger Force (KTF). In 2012, Nijjar visited Pakistan and collaborated with Jagtar Singh Tara, the leader of Babbar Khalsa International (BKI), a banned Khalistani terror outfit. Tara provided Nijjar with arms training and instructions on assembling Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) over two years. Nijjar also sent PKR 1 million to Tara during their association.
India 23-Sep-2023
The counter-intelligence (CI) wing of Punjab Police and the Border Security Force (BSF) on September 23 recovered a small drone and 500 gm of heroin on the outskirts of Mahawa village in Amritsar district. The recovered drone is a Quadcopter (Model - DJI Mavic 3 classic) made in China.
India 23-Sep-2023
According to sources, Patiala Police suspect the involvement of 'sleeper cells' within prisons and have written to the Jail Department to investigate the connection between Amrik Singh and the terrorist Harvinder Singh Sandhu alias Rinda. They are looking into how Amrik managed to escape in 2022 and repeatedly obtain cell phones within the jail. The police have confirmed that Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) sent two AK-47 rifles and ammunition, while Amrik provided them with a 140-page report on an Army camp in Himachal Pradesh (HP).
United States 23-Sep-2023
According to reports, following the murder of Khalistani gangster Sukhdool Singh alias Sukha, gangster Goldy Barar has reportedly gone into hiding in the United States (US) to avoid potential retaliation in Canada. Lawrence Bishnoi and Goldy had claimed responsibility for Sukha's murder, sparking concerns of a gang war. Additionally, Lakhbir Singh Rode, with ties to Khalistani terrorists, has become active, raising concerns about increased violence and instability in both Punjab and Canada.
India 23-Sep-2023
According to sources, Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar obtained Canadian citizenship through questionable means, which enabled him to evade Interpol Red Corner Notices (RCN). He travelled to Thailand to assist another Khalistani terrorist, Jagtar Singh Tara, who was later arrested and deported, but Nijjar's Canadian citizenship allowed him to escape arrest.
India 23-Sep-2023
The State Special Operation Cell (SSOC) wing of the Punjab Police on September 23 registered a First Information Report (FIR), based on a tip-off against 32 individuals, eighteen of them are Pakistani nationals, for allegedly running a cross-border drug smuggling network using drones and riverine routes along the Punjab border. The individuals have been identified as Arif, Asif, Sadiq, Chaudhary Akram, Haidar, Rustam, Mirza, Nasir, Imran Shah, Imtiaz, Mia, Bilal, Mnesha, Bhola Sandhu, Abdul Hamid Bagga, Jawed, Aslam, and Shera, all of whom are Pakistani nationals. Additionally, Kinderbir Singh alias Sunny Dial, Gurjant Singh alias Bholu, Rajesh Kumar alias Sonu Khatri, Satnam Singh, Gurlal Singh, Talveer Bedi, Randeep Singh alias Romi, Vinodh Kumar alias Lucky, Navpreet Singh alias Nav Bhullar, and Akshey Chhabra, Vinay Agarwal, Naveen Bhatia, Lovejeet Singh, and Manjit Singh are also involved. It is suspected that the proceeds from the smuggled drugs are being sent to Pakistan and Afghanistan via Dubai to fund anti-India operations and sleeper cells in Punjab. The accused are interconnected in running this smuggling network, and investigations are ongoing to apprehend those in India involved in the operation.
Canada 24-Sep-2023
According to sources, the United States (US) has reportedly provided intelligence assistance to Canada regarding the death of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. However, Canada independently gathered the core intelligence that connects Nijjar's killing to India, specifically intercepting communications of Indian diplomats and officials. This situation places the US in a delicate position as it navigates its relations with its treaty ally, Canada, and its key partner, India, amid diplomatic tensions.
India 24-Sep-2023
According to reports, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) is set to seize the properties of 19 Khalistani terrorists, including individuals based in the United Kingdom (UK), the United States (US), Canada, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and other countries, under the provisions of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. The NIA's list includes the following individuals: Paramjeet Singh Pamma, based in the UK; Wadhva Singh alias Babbar Chacha, based in Pakistan; Kulwant Singh Muthada, based in the UK; JS Dhaliwal, based in the US; Sukhpal Singh, based in the UK; Harpreet Singh alias Rana Singh, based in the US; Sarabjeet Singh Benoor, based in the UK; Kulwant Singh alias Kanta, based in the UK; Harjhap Singh alias Jappi Singh, based in the US; Ranjit Singh Neeta, based in Pakistan; Gurmeet Singh alias Bagga Baba; Gurpreet Singh alias Baghi, based in the UK; Jasmeet Singh Hakeemzada, a drug smuggler based in Dubai, UAE; Gurjant Singh Dhillon, based in Australia; Lakhbir Singh Rode, based in Canada; Amardeep Singh Purewal, based in the US; Jatinder Singh Grewal, based in Canada; Dupinder Singh, based in the UK; and S. Himmat Singh, based in the US.
Canada 24-Sep-2023
The banned Khalistani terror outfit Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) planned to protest at Indian diplomatic missions in Ottawa, Toronto, and Vancouver on September 25, denouncing what they perceive as India's involvement in the murder of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. The protest is expected to be peaceful but could lead to increased security measures and local disruptions near the protest sites.
India 24-Sep-2023
Khalistani separatist and chief of the banned Khalistani terror outfit organization Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) Gurpatwant Singh Pannun stated that India is alarmed by the Khalistan Referendum's success, after India’s National Investigation Agency (NIA) on September 23 confiscated land and part of a house belonging to him. He also asserted that the asset seizures and ‘false cases’ would not deter the Khalistan Referendum movement, which he referred to as Sikhs' ‘Surgical Strike’ against India, with the aim of freeing Punjab and establishing the Democratic Republic of Khalistan (DRK).
Canada 24-Sep-2023
A joint statement by the Ontario Gurdwaras Committee and the British Columbia Gurdwaras Council urged political parties in Canada to unite against possible foreign interference related to the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada. Canadian Prime Minister (PM) Justin Trudeau's announcement of a potential link between Nijjar's death and the Indian government has sparked investigations and debates. Various political leaders have expressed concerns and called for more information regarding the case.
India 24-Sep-2023
The Border Security Force (BSF) in a joint operation with Punjab Police, on September 24, arrested two individuals identified as Jagpreet Singh and Surinder Singh and recovered 12 kg of heroin and INR 19.3 lakh from their possession, from near Chaura Kalan village in Gurdaspur district. Three suspects were spotted riding a motorcycle and behaving suspiciously. Subsequently, two of them were apprehended while attempting to flee a checkpoint. The police are currently searching for the third suspect.
India 24-Sep-2023
An Indian intelligence dossier highlights the involvement of individuals in the Khalistan terror network operating in Canada. It focuses on Mandeep Singh Dhaliwal's radicalization and training for terrorist activities in India. Mandeep was introduced to Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar through Gajinder Singh, the chief of Dal Khalsa based in Pakistan. Nijjar played a key role in his radicalization and provided arms training. Moninder Singh Bual, linked to Khalistani outfits, and Parvkar Singh Dulai, a controversial figure with ties to Khalistani elements, are also mentioned in the dossier. Parry Dulai, along with Bual and Satinder Pal Singh Gill, formed the Sikh Liberation Front (SLF) to support the Khalistani movement, and Canadian authorities added his name to the no-fly list due to alleged terrorist-related activities.
United States 24-Sep-2023
According to reports, Sukhman Dhami, a Sikh activist in the United States (US) and the founder of a group called Ensaaf, claimed to have received warnings from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) about potential threats to their lives following the death of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada. Similarly, Pritpal Singh, Coordinator for the American Sikh Caucus Committee, also revealed that he and two other Sikh leaders in the US were warned by the FBI about threats to their lives, without specific information about the source. Meanwhile, Moninder Singh from the British Columbia province in Canada, a friend of terrorist Nijjar, disclosed that Nijjar and five others in Canada received warnings of an "imminent risk of assassination" but were not informed of Indian involvement.
Canada 24-Sep-2023
Ujjal Dosanjh, a former Canadian Member of Parliament (MP) and the former Premier of British Columbia, in an interview, expressed concerns about the strained India-Canada relationship. He attributed these tensions to Canadian Prime Minister (PM) Justin Trudeau's alleged support for Sikh extremists. Dosanjh also expressed doubts about the Khalistani movement in Canada spilling over into India and emphasized the importance of distinguishing between the Sikh community and separatist elements in Canadian politics.
India 24-Sep-2023
United Hindu Front (UHF) working president and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Jai Bhagwan Goyal criticized Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau during a protest held by UHF at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi on September 24. Goyal suggested that if Trudeau supports Khalistanis, he should consider the possibility of breaking up a part of Canada to create a new Khalistan. The UHF organized this protest to express their concerns about Trudeau's alleged support for anti-India Khalistanis and Canada's interference in India's internal affairs.
India 24-Sep-2023
According to sources, India is reportedly cancelling the registration of more than a dozen Overseas Citizenship of India (OCI) cardholders due to their involvement in pro-Khalistan activities and anti-India propaganda. This action comes in the wake of visa service suspensions at Indian missions in Canada, Canada's reduction of diplomatic staff in India, and the expulsion of diplomats, all occurring amid strained relations between India and Canada.
United States 25-Sep-2023
According to Pakistani sources, on September 25, hundreds of Khalistani supporters gathered outside the United Nations (UN) Headquarters in New York City, United States (US), to condemn the murder of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada and demand Khalistan as an independent Sikh homeland. The protest followed Canadian Prime Minister (PM) Justin Trudeau's statement of "credible allegations" regarding India's involvement in Nijjar's murder. Demonstrators chanted slogans against Indian PM Narendra Modi and called for justice in Nijjar's case, with some expressing support for Khalistan.
Canada 25-Sep-2023
Chandra Arya, a Member of Parliament (MP) from Canada's Liberal Party, in an interview on September 25 expressed concerns over the safety of Hindu Canadians following threats issued by Khalistan extremists. Arya, who is a member of Prime Minister (PM) Justin Trudeau's party, cited three reasons for this fear: the violent history of the Khalistan movement, the recent public celebration of the assassination of former Indian PM Indira Gandhi in Toronto, and threats made by Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun against Hindu Canadians. He also emphasized that while most Sikh Canadians do not support Khalistan, there is a close integration between Hindu and Sikh Canadians. However, he noted that a small fraction of the population supports extremism.
India 25-Sep-2023
A recent intelligence report has revealed the agenda of Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, who aims to disintegrate India along religious lines. The report highlights 16 cases registered against Pannun across various Indian states, indicating his involvement in anti-national activities. Currently residing in the United States (US), Pannun is allegedly working to create multiple countries based on religion, including a proposed Muslim state called the 'Democratic Republic of Urdustan,' while also actively radicalizing Kashmiri people with the goal of separating the region from India.
Canada 25-Sep-2023
According to reports, rivalries among pro-Khalistan gangs in Canada have intensified, resulting in violent clashes and killings, including the recent murder of Sukhdool Singh alias Sukha Duneke. These gangsters often collaborate with pro-Khalistan operatives in Canada, allegedly funded by the banned Khalistani terror outfit Sikh For Justice (SFJ), engaging in illegal activities like money laundering, drug trade, and extortion. Despite Indian concerns, the Canadian government has been criticized for not taking substantial action against these elements, with Canada being a safe haven for wanted criminals and sympathizers of the Khalistan movement.
India 25-Sep-2023
According to sources, India has initiated a coordinated effort among its top intelligence and security agencies. A joint meeting involving the National Investigation Agency (NIA), Research and Analysis Wing (RAW), Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS), and Intelligence Bureau (IB) is scheduled for October 5–6 in New Delhi in response to escalating Khalistani activities in Canada and the recent diplomatic dispute with the country. The meeting aims to strategize and plan significant actions to counter Khalistani terrorist activities.
China 25-Sep-2023
The diplomatic dispute between India and Canada sparked a debate on Chinese social media regarding China's stance on the issue. Chinese users were divided between supporting India and the Khalistan movement, reflecting a limited understanding of India's ethnic diversity. Chinese state media extensively covered the tensions, with discussions on the topic gaining significant attention. While some suggested that China should support the Khalistan movement, others cautioned against such involvement, emphasizing the need to avoid causing trouble for India.
India 25-Sep-2023
Indian security agencies have uncovered a nexus between Khalistani extremists, Pakistani terrorists, and Pakistan's intelligence agency, the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), involved in the targeted killings of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) leaders in Punjab. Two individuals, Naushad and Jagjit Singh, who were arrested by the Delhi Police, confessed to their involvement in a murder at the behest of gangster-turned-Khalistani terrorist Arshdeep Singh alias Arsh Dala, and a handler from the Pakistan-based Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terror outfit named Suhail. The killers also revealed a plot to target top RSS and Hindu leaders opposed to Khalistani extremists in Punjab, orchestrated by Arshdeep Singh Dala with support from the ISI and LeT.
Canada 25-Sep-2023
According to sources, Pro-Khalistan elements in Canada, including Hardeep Singh Nijjar, have allegedly been recruiting Punjabi youths through visa sponsorship for low-skilled jobs and religious duties in the gurdwaras they control. Once these youths are in Canada, they are reportedly influenced to support the separatist movement, organize anti-India protests, and participate in radical religious congregations. This human trafficking channel is viewed as an effort to bolster Khalistani support in Canada and has raised concerns about how Canadian agencies handle these pro-Khalistan elements on their soil.
Canada 25-Sep-2023
According to a 2018 Canadian report by the National Security and Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians (NSICOP), the Canadian government had been investigating the alleged involvement of Indian intelligence agencies in the country for several years before the death of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. This revelation comes amid the ongoing diplomatic dispute between India and Canada, which was triggered by Canadian Prime Minister (PM) Justin Trudeau's claim of a 'potential link' between the Indian government and Nijjar's killing. The report also highlights the strained relations between India and Canada due to the presence of Khalistan movement supporters and the increasing acceptance of anti-India elements under Trudeau's government.
India 25-Sep-2023
The International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) on September 25 issued a Red Corner Notice against Karanvir Singh, a member of the banned terrorist group Babbar Khalsa International (BKI). Singh is believed to be hiding in Pakistan and is wanted by India on various charges, including criminal conspiracy and murder. This notice comes amid a diplomatic dispute between India and Canada over Canadian Prime Minister (PM) Justin Trudeau's claim of Indian involvement in the killing of Sikh separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar, which India has dismissed as 'absurd' and 'motivated.'
India 25-Sep-2023
According to a chargesheet filed by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) in March 2023, the banned terrorist group Babbar Khalsa International (BKI) is reportedly attempting to relocate its key members and operatives abroad with the assistance of Pro-Khalistan Elements (PKEs) established in various countries. This has given rise to a symbiotic network between terrorists and gangsters, wherein gangsters provide shooters for targeted killings in exchange for access to sophisticated weapons from across the border. The BKI operates in several countries, including the US, Canada, the UK, Belgium, France, Germany, Norway, Switzerland, and Pakistan, and receives support from Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI). The agency also mentions links between the BKI and gangster syndicates such as D Company, led by Dawood Ibrahim.
India 25-Sep-2023
The 30-day ultimatum given to Khalistan Zindabad Force (KZF) chief Ranjeet Singh Neeta by the Special National Investigation Agency (NIA) to surrender ended on September 25. An action to attach his property in Jammu and Kashmir has been initiated under the Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC). Ranjeet Neeta is believed to be operating from Pakistan with the backing of Pakistan's intelligence agency Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI). He is wanted in multiple acts of terrorism and conspiracies in the Punjab-Jammu region, including bombings and explosions in various incidents.
India 25-Sep-2023
According to sources, Indian security agencies have reportedly approached their Canadian counterparts regarding the presence of Khalistani elements in Canada. However, the Canadian government has been reluctant to take action, citing the absence of an institutionalized mechanism for intelligence sharing. Recent Indian intelligence reports have identified Canadian nationals allegedly linked to proscribed organizations like the International Sikh Youth Federation (ISYF) and the Khalistan Liberation Force (KLF). These individuals, including Gurjit Singh Cheema, Gurjinder Singh Pannun, and Gurpreet Singh Brar, are accused of various activities related to supporting and radicalizing individuals associated with these groups in India.
Canada 25-Sep-2023
According to a source from an Indian intelligence agency, there are approximately 250 gurdwaras in Canada, with eight reportedly controlled by Khalistani groups, primarily located in Surrey, British Columbia, Brampton, Abbotsford, and certain areas in Toronto. These groups have an estimated 10,000 Sikhs with Khalistani sympathies, including 5,000 hardcore supporters. The Khalistani presence in Canada has been a source of tension in India-Canada relations, with allegations and counter-allegations regarding support for anti-India activities. In Canada, there are several gurdwaras with reported Khalistani influences, including: Guru Nanak Sikh Temple Gurudwara in Surrey, British Columbia Province; Sikh Gurdwaras Council and Dixie Gurudwara in Ontario Province of Canada. Additionally, there are Sikh organizations like the World Sikh Organisation (WSO), which are seen as promoting the Khalistani narrative in Canada and have influential members in various fields, including politics and the judiciary. International Sikh Youth Federation (ISYF), Sikhs For Justice (SFJ), Khalistani Zindabad Force (KZF), Khalistani Liberation Force (KLF), Khalistani Commando Force (KCF), Khalistani Tiger Force (KTF), and Babbar Khalsa International (BKI) are various Khalistani organizations with operatives in Western countries, including Canada.
Canada 25-Sep-2023
According to sources, posters threatening harm to Indian diplomats outside the Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada, where Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar was killed, have reportedly been removed due to pressure from local authorities. The removal is seen as a gesture to convey a positive message to India amid escalating tensions between Ottawa and New Delhi over Nijjar's murder and allegations made by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Trudeau alleged a link between Nijjar's killing and the expulsion of an Indian diplomat, leading to diplomatic actions, including expulsions and downsizing of missions by both countries.
India 25-Sep-2023
According to sources, Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, a Khalistani terrorist and the chief of the banned Khalistani terror outfit Sikhs For Justice (SFJ), is currently under investigation in approximately 20 criminal cases by Indian law enforcement agencies. Designated as an "individual terrorist" by the Union Ministry of Home Affairs (UMHA) in 2020, Pannun has a history of cases dating back to 1990. These cases involve allegations related to pro-Khalistan activities, sedition, seditious communication, and accusations of inciting gangsters and youth in Punjab to engage in anti-India activities. Recently, Pannun publicly issued threats against Indian diplomats and government officials, and he urged Canadian Hindus to leave Canada, accusing them of siding with India.
India 25-Sep-2023
Punjab Police conducted search operations at 48 locations targeting Khalistani terrorist Lakhbir Singh Landa and his associates in Ferozepur district on September 25. The crackdown comes after an extortion incident and is part of a broader effort to apprehend these individuals.
India 25-Sep-2023
According to reports, drug smuggling attempts from Pakistan via drones have been frequent in the border region of Punjab, with over 250 drone sightings this year (2023), showing a significant increase compared to previous years. The Border Security Force (BSF) has been actively intercepting and addressing such drone activities, including the recovery of drones used for smuggling.
Canada 25-Sep-2023
According to an Indian official, India has suspended visa services for Canadian nationals, but it has clarified that the suspension does not impact applications for fresh Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) cards. While there was initial confusion regarding the eligibility of recent Canadian citizens or individuals of Indian origin to apply for new OCI cards, Indian officials have stated that the suspension is only for visa services and does not affect OCI services.
India 25-Sep-2023
Police on September 25 arrested two drug smugglers, identified as Harjinder Singh and Nirmal Singh, and seized 2 kg of heroin from their possession near Makhu town in Ferozepur district. The accused were riding a motorcycle without a registration number, and the heroin was discovered during a vehicle inspection.
India 25-Sep-2023
Punjab Police on September 25 conducted simultaneous raids at 264 suspected hideouts associated with gangsters and anti-national elements across all 28 police districts in the state of Punjab. This operation involved over 150 teams and 500 police personnel and was carried out as part of efforts to make Punjab a crime-free state, following Chief Minister (CM) Bhagwant Mann's directives and based on information gathered from the questioning of arrested gang members.
India 25-Sep-2023
The Border Security Force (BSF) on September 25 shot down two drones near the International Border (IB) in Amritsar sector in Amritsar district. On the evening of September 25, the BSF recovered one drone from paddy fields near Dhanoe Khurd village in Amritsar district.
United States 25-Sep-2023
Sri Lanka's Foreign Minister, Ali Sabry, criticized Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau during an interview in the United States (US) on September 25. Sabry accused Trudeau of making unfounded allegations against India and of terrorists finding safe haven in Canada amid the ongoing India-Canada diplomatic dispute. He also criticized Trudeau for spreading false information about Sri Lanka's alleged genocide and questioned Trudeau's judgment for honoring a Second World War veteran associated with the Nazis.
Canada 25-Sep-2023
Khalistan supporters in Canada on September 25 organized protests outside the Indian mission in Toronto, in response to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's recent statement, suggesting a potential connection between India and the assassination of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Approximately 100 protesters symbolically burned the Indian flag and expressed their dissatisfaction by striking a cardboard cut-out representing Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi with a shoe.
Canada 25-Sep-2023
On September 25, approximately 75 Khalistan supporters rallied outside the Consul General of India in Vancouver, Canada. They were denouncing the Indian government's alleged involvement in the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar by stepping on a large Indian flag, which was placed on wet ground. The World Sikh Organization (WSO) issued a pre-emptive warning about the potential for 'incitement and interference' and urged vigilance. WSO President Tejinder Singh Sidhu also called for efforts to locate the individuals responsible for Nijjar's murder.
Canada 25-Sep-2023
Around 100 Khalistan supporters demonstrated outside the Indian High Commissioner's office in Ottawa, Canada, where they displayed yellow flags emblazoned with the term ‘Khalistan’ on September 25.
Canada 25-Sep-2023
On September 25, Indian diplomatic missions in Ottawa, Toronto, and Vancouver, Canada, were barricaded and security was increased due to calls for protests by the banned Khalistani terror outfit Sikhs For Justice (SFJ). SFJ called for the protests to raise awareness about India's alleged involvement in the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar and demanded the expulsion of the Indian ambassador to Canada.
Canada 25-Sep-2023
According to reports, Khalistani supporters on September 25 shouted anti-India slogans, tore the Indian flag, and even struck a cut-out of Prime Minister (PM) Narendra Modi with shoes during their protest demonstrations, which took place outside the Indian High Commission in Ottawa and the consulates in Toronto and Vancouver, Canada.
United States 25-Sep-2023
United States (US) Congressmen Eric Swalwell and Jim Costa on September 25 announced their intention to investigate Canadian Prime Minister (PM) Justin Trudeau's allegations concerning the actions of the Indian government against Sikh 'activists' abroad. Swalwell expressed concern over reports of India's alleged targeting of Sikh activists and pledged to work with local and federal officials to protect the Sikh community. Meanwhile, Costa requested an official briefing on the alleged assassination of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
Canada 25-Sep-2023
A Washington Post report on September 25 featured statements from various witnesses and security camera footage from the gurdwara in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada. The footage revealed that Hardeep Singh Nijjar was targeted with approximately 50 bullets, 34 of which hit him. According to the report, the murder involved a group of at least six individuals and two vehicles. The security footage, spanning 90 seconds, shows Nijjar's gray truck being pursued by a white sedan, which ultimately blocked his path. Two hooded men emerged from the sedan, pointed firearms at Nijjar, and fled the scene after the shooting. Malkit Singh, a Gurdwara committee member, pursued the assailants through a park, describing them as wearing Sikh attire and fleeing in a silver car with three other individuals.
India 25-Sep-2023
The Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC), on September 25, passed a resolution expressing concern over the India-Canada standoff regarding the murder of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Amritsar. SGPC President Harjinder Singh Dhami emphasized the need for a sincere approach from both countries to resolve the matter after Canadian Prime Minister (PM) Justin Trudeau's allegations regarding the involvement of Indian agencies in Nijjar's killing. The SGPC also condemned the propaganda against Sikhs and Punjab in the mainstream media and urged the Indian government to take action against those tarnishing the Sikh community's image.
India 26-Sep-2023
The Border Security Force (BSF) on September 26 recovered 3 packets of heroin weighing 1.5 kg near Daoke village in Amritsar district.
India 26-Sep-2023
In a joint operation, the Border Security Force (BSF) and Punjab Police arrested a man, identified as Malkiat Singh and seized 700 grams of heroin along with a motorcycle from his possession in Daoke village in Amritsar district.