NIA Arrests Two Aides Of Canada-Based Listed Terrorist Arshdeep Dhalla

NIA Arrests Two Aides Of Canada-Based Listed Terrorist Arshdeep Dhalla

NIA Arrests Two Aides Of Canada-Based Listed Terrorist Arshdeep Dhalla

On 19 May, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested two aides of Canada-based listed terrorist Arshdeep Dhalla. These wanted accused were arrested from Indira Gandhi International Airport when they reached Delhi from Manila, Philippines. Both of them have been identified as Amritpal Singh alias Amy and Amritak Singh. Both of them are residents of Punjab.

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An NIA team was waiting at the airport for his flight to land. The NIA Delhi Court had issued non-bailable arrest warrants against the accused in a case related to illegal and violent activities of banned organizations in India. Many criminal cases are also registered against them in Punjab.

On 20th August 2022, NIA had registered a suo moto case under various sections of IPC and Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. The NIA investigation has found that the accused were involved in a criminal conspiracy to raise funds for banned terrorist group Khalistan Tiger Force and to smuggle arms, ammunition and explosives from across the border. Both these terrorists were working for terrorist Arshdeep Singh Dhalla to promote violent activities of Khalistan Tiger Force in India.

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