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Chandigarh : Efforts by Indian investigative agencies to crack down on Khalistani organizations and their associated terrorists are continuing. Investigation agencies are continuously conducting search operations in the country as well as abroad. According to NIA sources, these raids are going on at around 50 places in Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and Delhi.
Raids have been conducted at 30 locations in Punjab, 13 in Rajasthan, 4 in Haryana, 2 in Uttarakhand and one each in Delhi and Uttar Pradesh to nab Hawala operators and logistic coordinators of gangsters linked to Khalistani extremists.
It is being told in the media report that NIA has collected many inputs of Khalistan-ISI and gangster alliance. UAPA During the interrogation of all the arrested gangsters and Khalistani terrorists, it has come to light that this gangster-Khalistani nexus was used for terror funding, supply of arms and also for carrying out anti-national activities from foreign soil. In such a situation, NIA has now started cracking down on Khalistani supporters and gangsters working from foreign lands.
Recently, after Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau blamed India in the murder case of Hardeep Singh Nijhar in his Parliament, the issue of Khalistan has become hot.
It should be said that along with exposing the active Khalistan supporters in Canada, the agencies are busy investigating their network. Apart from this, preparations are underway to block their funding sources. For this, many agencies including Financial Intelligence Unit, IB have become active. It is being feared that the alliance of Khalistani gangsters is becoming dangerous for India.
It should be said that Khalistani extremists have been carrying out their terrorist activities on Canadian soil for the last 50 years under the guise of freedom of expression and political support. But still the Canadian government is silent. Recently, a report came out, in which it was stated that the Indian government had provided evidence against the Khalistanis to Canada many times but no action was taken. Even after revealing the location of those terrorists, the Canadian government did not arrest them.
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