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Home / Delhi / Nia Chargesheets 2 Key Aides Of Khalistani Terrorist Arsh Dala In Terror Gangster Nexus Case

NIA chargesheets 2 key aides of Khalistani terrorist Arsh Dala in terror-gangster nexus case

As per NIA investigations, the accused were in continuous contact with Dala and various gang members of Bambiha gang
Tribune News Service
New Delhi, Updated At : 07:56 PM Feb 21, 2025 IST
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The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has chargesheeted two key aides of Canada-based Khalistani designated individual terrorist Arshdeep Singh, alias Arsh Dala, in a terror-gangster syndicate case.

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The chargesheet, filed on February 20 before the Delhi NIA Special Court, has named absconder Neeraj Pandit, alias Neeraj Faridpuria, and Anil Singh in the matter.

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As per NIA investigations, Arsh Dala, a member of Khalistan Tiger Force (KTF), was funding a terror-gangster syndicate in India, of which the two men were a part.

The investigations have revealed that the two chargesheeted accused were in continuous contact with Dala and various gang members of Bambiha gang.

These men had actively participated in the murder conspiracy of Jasveer Deeghot at Palwal in Haryana. While Anil was arrested on September 5, 2024, Neeraj is still at large.

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