CBI and NIA Joint Operation Brings Babbar Khalistan Terrorist to Justice

CBI and NIA collaborated with Interpol to extradite Babbar Khalistan International terrorist Tarsem Singh from Abu Dhabi. Singh is implicated in several terror cases, including an RPG attack on Punjab Police HQ. His arrest represents significant progress in disrupting terror networks associated with BKI, KLF, and ISYF.

In a coordinated effort, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), the National Investigation Agency (NIA), and Interpol have successfully facilitated the extradition of Babbar Khalistan International terrorist Tarsem Singh. Singh, who was under an Interpol Red Notice, is accused of multiple terror activities, including a rocket-propelled grenade (RPG) attack on the Punjab Police Intelligence Headquarters in Mohali.

The high-profile terrorist was apprehended by a security mission in Abu Dhabi and brought back to Delhi, where he was arrested early Friday. Singh has been a key orchestrator in funding terror activities linked to the Babbar Khalistan International (BKI) and maintaining crucial terror networks in the UAE.

Singh's arrest is a significant milestone for Indian authorities in their ongoing efforts to dismantle terror operatives working under the guise of organizations like the Khalistan Liberation Force (KLF), BKI, and the International Sikh Youth Federation (ISYF). These groups have been involved in smuggling arms and drugs, extortions, and using illegal means for funding their activities.

(With inputs from agencies.)