North India Statesman
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The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has raided 4 places in Punjab today i.e. on 20 September in connection with a case related to Khalistani supporters and gangsters in Punjab. The NIA had filed a complaint in this case at its headquarters last year. The National Investigation Agency registered cases against people involved in anti-national activities in Punjab and other parts of the country.
Kulwant accused of sharing pro-Khalistan content
These raids are also being conducted at the house of Kulwant Singh, who lives in Bilaspur, Moga, Punjab. Kulwant Singh's name has come up in some recent cases. Some time ago, during the recorded statements of some accused, Kalwant Singh's name came up for being involved in suspicious activities. Kulwant is also accused of sharing pro-Khalistan content through his social media handles.
NIA is continuously conducting raids in Punjab
The National Investigation Agency (NIA) is continuously conducting raids in Punjab in cases related to Khalistani supporters and gangsters. A few days ago, raids were conducted at several places in Punjab in connection with the attack by Khalistani supporters on the Indian High Commission in Ottawa, Canada. Amar Jot Singh, brother-in-law of Amritpal Singh, independent MP from Khandoor Sahib, Punjab, is the accused in this case.
NIA team raided 30 places
On March 12 this year, the NIA team raided 30 locations in Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Chandigarh. Due to the growing nexus of Khalistani supporters and gangsters in Punjab, criminal and anti-national activities are increasing in the state. This is a matter of national concern.
Even before this, raids were conducted by NIA
It is worth noting that a few days ago, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) had taken major action against the supporters of Amritpal Singh, the head of the Khalistani organization 'Waris Punjab De'. The investigating agency has raided different places in Punjab. During this operation, the NIA also raided Beas in Amritsar. Amritpal's supporter has a furniture house in Beas of Amritsar district.
