NSA Ajit Doval Can Meet His UK Counterpart Today, During This Many Issues Can Be Discussed

NSA Ajit Doval can meet his UK counterpart today, during this many issues can be discussed.

This meeting is the second meeting between the two this year, before which both had an informal meeting on 30 March.

The high-profile meeting comes days after the Indian High Commission in London was attacked and protested.

Earlier, on March 19, a pro-Khalistan protester had climbed onto the balcony of the Indian High Commission in London and pulled down the Indian flag.

India lodged a strong protest over the matter urging the UK authorities to take appropriate action against those involved in the act.

Why the meeting is considered important.

Let us tell you that for the last few days, Khalistan supporters have become active in Canada, America and Britain.

A few days ago, senior leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar was murdered in Canada, after which he is protesting against India.

They allege that this massacre has been carried out at the behest of Indian diplomats.

Meanwhile, Indian NSA Ajit Doval is going to meet with Britain’s NSA Tim Barrow, which is considered very important.

A few days ago, Avtar Singh Khanda, chief of the UK-based Khalistan Liberation Force (KLF) and handler of separatist Amritpal Singh, died under mysterious circumstances at a hospital in Birmingham on June 15.

This was considered a big blow to the Khalistan movement.

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1182 members of eight tribal organizations in Assam handed over their weapons, signed peace agreement.

A total of 1,182 members of the eight tribal insurgent organizations that signed peace accords with the Center and the Assam government on Thursday handed over their weapons to Chief Minister Himanta Vishwa Sarma.

Representatives of each of the organizations surrendered their weapons in a ceremony here.

Over 200 Weapons Displayed.

The more than 300 weapons handed over by these organizations include AK series rifles, light machine guns and other weapons.

More than 200 weapons were also displayed at the venue. On this occasion, the office bearers of Tribal Welfare and Development Council also took oath.

Ceasefire since 2016.

The council was set up in September last year as part of a peace accord with the central and Assam governments to ensure the rehabilitation of members of tribal organizations living in camps since 2016.

These groups of tribal organizations have been following a ceasefire since 2016.