German police arrested the banned Sikh Justice (SFJ) activist Jaswinder Singh Multani (Jaswinder Singh Multani), a 72-hour tense diplomacy between the Modi government and Berlin and New Delhi The climax clearly stated that if any bomb explosion occurs, Germany will bear the responsibility for the occurrence in Mumbai or Delhi.

According to officials in Berlin and New Delhi, the Modi government provided actionable intelligence to the German Embassy in Delhi and returned to Berlin to convince the Federal Police about the urgency of the matter. Officials of the Indian Embassy were recalled by senior officials of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs during the Christmas holiday to ensure that the German authorities understand the severity of the upcoming terrorist attack in Mumbai. It is understood that Murtani has been able to deliver explosives to Mumbai and organized a terrorist organization to strike. Although the SFJ terrorists are currently being questioned by the German police, the Indian security agencies and MEA are completely tight-lipped about the matter. The arrest of Murtani by the German authorities is a big step in bilateral relations, as it will also force actions like Britain and Canada against Sikh separatists who are backed by Pakistan’s deep state. Although the United Kingdom and Canada are strategic partners of India, some of the inaction of the United Kingdom and Canada convinced the Indian security agencies that these countries with a large Sikh population are trying to fish in troubled waters. Murtani recently noticed that security agencies, with the help of his Pakistani agents and weapon smugglers, arrange and deliver weapons cargo including explosives, grenades and pistols from the border. He plans to use smuggled goods to carry out terrorist activities in Punjab.

On February 7, 2021, the Punjab Police initially arrested four members of local militant criminal organizations belonging to the Tarn Taran, Amritsar and Ferozepur districts. The police also recovered 8 domestic pistols, 8 magazines and 7 cartridges from it. Module members purchased illegal pistols from Sikligar Sikhs of MP and others for use in militant/criminal activities in Punjab. Subsequently, the Punjab police arrested another radical criminal, Jeevan Singh of Mansa, who was radicalized and motivated by Multani (on social media against the main farmer leader and BKU-Rajewal president Balbir Singh Rajewal. Multani also asked Jeevan Singh Provision of funding to arrange the locally manufactured weapons of BKU-Rajewal President Balbir Singh Rajewal (Balbir Singh Rajewal) is related to the left-wing communist ideology.

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