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Babbar Khalsa taking ISI aid to revive sleeper cells
The National Investigation Agency has found
credible information which confirms that
Babbar Khalsa International, which
incidentally is the prime suspect behind the
attack on Lt. Gen. K.S. Brar in London a
week ago, continues to get active support
from Pakistans Inter-Services Intelligence,
which is helping the outfit to send funds into
India to revive militancy in Punjab.
NIA investigations have found that these
funds are being sent primarily through
Britain, Thailand and Malaysia using the ISIs
hawala network, which is active in these
countries.
The National Investigati-on Agency had
registered a case against the BKI in August
this year following a tipoff that the terror
outfit had once again activated its funding
network to send money to its cadre in India.
NIA sources confirmed that BKI still has a
large network of sleeper cells across Punjab.
These sleeper cells could not be activated
over the past few years as the terror group
did not have funds. But now, the sources
added, the BKIs two top leaders, Wadhwa
Singh and Mehal Singh, were making a
determined effort to revive the 1980s-style
militancy in Punjab.
Both Wadhwa Singh and Mehal Singh were
believed to be in Pakistan recently, are also
learnt to have made some trips to Germany,
where too the BKI is said to have a large
network of sympathisers, in order to raise
funds for the organisation. Intelligence
officials have told the NIA that in Pakistan
Wadhwa Singh and Mehal Singh had regular
meetings with top ISI officials, who have
pledged full support to them.
Another link :
ISI in bid to raise Khalistan funds
The National Investigation Agency has found
credible information which confirms that
Babbar Khalsa International, which
incidentally is the prime suspect behind the
attack on Lt. Gen. K.S. Brar in London a
week ago, continues to get active support
from Pakistans Inter-Services Intelligence,
which is helping the outfit to send funds into
India to revive militancy in Punjab.
NIA investigations have found that these
funds are being sent primarily through
Britain, Thailand and Malaysia using the ISIs
hawala network, which is active in these
countries.
The National Investigati-on Agency had
registered a case against the BKI in August
this year following a tipoff that the terror
outfit had once again activated its funding
network to send money to its cadre in India.
NIA sources confirmed that BKI still has a
large network of sleeper cells across Punjab.
These sleeper cells could not be activated
over the past few years as the terror group
did not have funds. But now, the sources
added, the BKIs two top leaders, Wadhwa
Singh and Mehal Singh, were making a
determined effort to revive the 1980s-style
militancy in Punjab.
Both Wadhwa Singh and Mehal Singh were
believed to be in Pakistan recently, are also
learnt to have made some trips to Germany,
where too the BKI is said to have a large
network of sympathisers, in order to raise
funds for the organisation. Intelligence
officials have told the NIA that in Pakistan
Wadhwa Singh and Mehal Singh had regular
meetings with top ISI officials, who have
pledged full support to them.
Another link :
ISI in bid to raise Khalistan funds
