International Weapons and Mobile Links: The Intricate Web Behind Madhya Pradesh Murder

Two firearms made in Australia and China, along with mobile phones featuring foreign IMEI numbers, were seized from the aides of Canada-based Khalistani terrorist Arshdeep Singh Gill. These objects were connected to a murder in Gwalior, India. The suspects, Navjot Singh and Anmolpreet Singh, were apprehended in Punjab following the incident.

In a shocking development, firearms of Australian and Chinese origin, alongside mobile phones with foreign IMEI numbers, were confiscated from the associates of Canada-based Khalistani terrorist Arshdeep Singh Gill, linked to a recent murder in Madhya Pradesh.

The accused, Navjot Singh and Anmolpreet Singh, were arrested in Punjab after allegedly killing Jaswant Singh Gill, a YouTuber, on November 7 in Gwalior. Gill had been on parole after serving time for murder.

The investigation uncovered financial links between Canada and India, orchestrated by Satpal, a relative of a prior victim. Authorities believe Satpal facilitated the murder, marking another alarming instance of international criminal networking.

(With inputs from agencies.)