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Efforts being made to revive Khalistani elements: Amarinder Singh
Efforts being made to revive Khalistani elements: Amarinder Singh
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh Has Claimed That Efforts Were Being Made To Revive Khalistani Elements With Backing From Pakistan s Spy Agency ISI And Batted For A Tough Law Such As The Punjab Control Of Organised Crime Act (PCOCA) To Contain Such Forces. PTI | Updated on: 16 Nov 2017, 11:51:07 PM
Chandigarh:
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh has claimed that efforts were being made to revive Khalistani elements with backing from Pakistan s spy agency ISI and batted for a tough law such as the Punjab Control of Organised Crime Act (PCOCA) to contain such forces.
LONDON: Alleged Sikh terrorist Kuldeep Singh, whose extradition to India has been rejected by the Westminster Magistrates Court in London, arrived illegally in the UK and has been living in the country for 16 years.
India is trying to extradite Singh to make him face trial for plotting a campaign of terror in Punjab, including bomb attacks and assassinations including that of former chief minister Prakash Singh Badal and his deputy Sukhbir Singh Badal, as well raising funds and arranging supply arms for terrorist acts, and recruiting youths for the banned terror outfit Khalistan Zindabad Force (KZF).
The 44-year-old also known as Keepa Sidhu was born in Jalalpur Kalan village in Lohian tehsil in Jalandhar. He entered the UK illegally in 2005 and remained under the radar, undeclared to the UK authorities, until 2013, when he made a claim for leave to remain in the country on human rights grounds, court documents say. His application was refused.
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Chandigarh, December 25
The Punjab Police are upbeat at the arrest of three alleged pro-Khalistan elements in the United Kingdom following India’s extradition request in the 2009 Rashtriya Sikh Sangat chief Rulda Singh’s murder case.
The three, all UK nationals, were identified as Gursharanbir Singh Wahiwal, Amritbir Singh Wahiwal and Pyara Singh. They are accused in the murder case in which the police
had moved for their extradition in August 2019.
The National Investigation Agency (NIA), probing a series of targeted killings in Punjab in
2016-17, had also submitted a chargesheet against Gursharanbir.
“As per our investigation, Gursharanbir is one of the most active supporters, funders and planners of violence in the Khalistan movement. He had come to India to carry out Rulda’s murder and later trained in Dubai the accused in the targeted killings case, especially of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Punjab vice-president Brig Jagdish Gagneja,” said a senior p
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