NEW DELHI: India dismissed Khalistan secessionist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun‘s allegations in a US lawsuit in opposition to Indian govt officers, saying they had been utterly “unwarranted and unsubstantiate” imputations.
Panun, who heads the unconventional Sikh for Justice outfit and has been designated a terrorist by India, has filed a civil lawsuit in a US federal district courtroom demanding damages for the alleged foiled try and kill him on American soil final 12 months.
“I’d solely invite your consideration to the particular person behind this specific case, whose antecedents are well-known,” stated international secretary Vikram Misri.
“I’d additionally underline the truth that the organisation – so-called that this particular person represents – is an illegal organisation, has been declared as such underneath the Illegal Actions Prevention Act of 1967 and it has been finished so on account of its involvement in anti-national and subversive actions geared toward disrupting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of India,” he added.
Pannun has filed a civil lawsuit in opposition to the federal government of India, NSA Ajit Doval, former RAW chief Samant Goel, RAW agent Vikram Yadav, and Indian businessman Nikhil Gupta, with the district courtroom for the southern district of New York issuing summons within the case. The summons calls for a response from the Indian authorities inside 21 days.
When requested if the Khalistan concern can be mentioned throughout PM Modi’s deliberate bilateral talks with US President Joe Biden on the sidelines of the Quad summit on Saturday in Wilmington, Misri didn’t give a direct reply. “As we now have stated earlier, no matter points are of mutual concern between India and America, we talk about all of them. Whether or not any particular concern can be raised or not, I can’t say presently,” Misri stated. “However I can undoubtedly say that we are going to talk about all the problems,” he added.
Panun, who heads the unconventional Sikh for Justice outfit and has been designated a terrorist by India, has filed a civil lawsuit in a US federal district courtroom demanding damages for the alleged foiled try and kill him on American soil final 12 months.
“I’d solely invite your consideration to the particular person behind this specific case, whose antecedents are well-known,” stated international secretary Vikram Misri.
“I’d additionally underline the truth that the organisation – so-called that this particular person represents – is an illegal organisation, has been declared as such underneath the Illegal Actions Prevention Act of 1967 and it has been finished so on account of its involvement in anti-national and subversive actions geared toward disrupting the sovereignty and territorial integrity of India,” he added.
Pannun has filed a civil lawsuit in opposition to the federal government of India, NSA Ajit Doval, former RAW chief Samant Goel, RAW agent Vikram Yadav, and Indian businessman Nikhil Gupta, with the district courtroom for the southern district of New York issuing summons within the case. The summons calls for a response from the Indian authorities inside 21 days.
When requested if the Khalistan concern can be mentioned throughout PM Modi’s deliberate bilateral talks with US President Joe Biden on the sidelines of the Quad summit on Saturday in Wilmington, Misri didn’t give a direct reply. “As we now have stated earlier, no matter points are of mutual concern between India and America, we talk about all of them. Whether or not any particular concern can be raised or not, I can’t say presently,” Misri stated. “However I can undoubtedly say that we are going to talk about all the problems,” he added.
