New Delhi: Terrorist outfit Sikhs for Justice On Tuesday he published a document from the US Court alleging that the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) had identified another “Indian agent” at the plot to kill chief Gurpatwant Singh Pannun of the organization. SFJ said the agent, GS, had allegedly paid $ 15,000 to kill Pannun, a designated terrorist.
SFJ said the Department of Justice had moved to lose the amount, which was organized by former intelligence officer Vikash Yadav (CC1) and delivered to GS for a greater delivery to the hitmen who were double and informants of the DEA.
The document published by SFJ is entitled “The Government’s Skip Invoice” and says: “In accordance with the United States against Grammatikos (24 Cir. 1980), the Government respectfully respects that the property is subject to disappointments as a result of the crimes described in the counting one with three of the accusation of the previous publication, and as claimed in the falsification films and those of the crimes, the crimes, the crimes, the crimes, the crimes, the crimes, the crimes, the crimes, the crimes, the crimes They are in the count of one to three of the accusation above the accusation, and as it is alleged in the films of the fiscal prosecutors and the state of the concerts of the counties, one to all three of the accusation.
In this case, the United States Police has arrested Nikhil GuptaAn Indian citizen, who will go to trial in the middle of this year. In March, an American court ordered Gupta and the Prosecutor’s Office to file a joint letter that proposed a trial date in June or July. Gupta, 53, was arrested in the Czech Republic in June 2023 and extradited to the United States, where he declared himself innocent of charges of murder and conspiracy. Gupta, 53, was appointed in an accusation of the United States Department of Justice in November 2023 for trying to hire a hired killer to kill Pannun. Gupta, also known as “Nick”, was accused of conspiring with others in India to orchestrate the murder, which was allegedly frustrated by the US police.