Delhi Police has arrested two sleeper cell members of terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannu associated with the banned terrorist organization Sikh for Justice (SFJ). This arrest has been made from Delhi. Both the accused are accused of conspiring to spoil the atmosphere in Delhi before January 26.
According to the police, just before January 26, Khalistan Zindabad and other pro-Khalistan slogans were written on walls in two different areas of Delhi. Its purpose was to spread fear and unrest before Republic Day. After investigating this case, Delhi Police caught both the accused. Investigation has revealed that this entire conspiracy was hatched at the behest of terrorist Pannu sitting in Canada. A close friend of Pannu had hired people in India for this work. The accused were lured to give Rs 2 lakh in return.
Identification of the arrested accused
The arrested accused have been identified as Baljinder and Rohit alias Keerath. Baljinder works as an ambulance driver in Delhi, while Rohit is his close friend. Police investigation has also revealed that the mastermind of this conspiracy is a resident of Tilak Nagar area of Delhi, who had gone to Canada a few days before January 26 and was in direct contact with Pannu from there.
Action against those who play with the country’s security
Delhi Police says that the search is on for some more people related to Pannu in this case. Investigative agencies are busy finding out where else in the country such sleeper cells are active. Police has made it clear that strict action will continue against those who play with the security of the country.
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