Pro-Khalistan graffiti found in west Delhi

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Updated At : 03:15 PM Jan 17, 2024 IST

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New Delhi, January 16

The Delhi Police has registered a case after it found a pro-Khalistan graffiti on a pillar in the Nihal Vihar area in west Delhi ahead of the Republic Day celebrations.

The police said that the graffiti read: SJF, January 26, Khalistan. “The area where the graffiti has been painted is very secluded and hardly anyone goes there. We suspect that the person painted the graffiti on Monday night,” an official said.

The police said they came to know about the graffiti through a video and a case has been registered. CCTV cameras near the area are being examined to identify the person who painted the grafitti.

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