Amritpal Singh Hunt: How UK Is Re-Emerging As The Hotspot For Anti-India Attacks

Khalistani activity in the UK dates back to the 1960s when Jagjit Singh Chauhan, the "President’ of Khalistan, was allowed into the country, but after Amritpal Singh, the UK is re-emerging as the hotspot for anti-India attacks.

The outrage is palpable on social media and in conversations. Once the citadel of law and order and decent behaviour, London is now seeing one incident after another, this time with the Khalistanis upfront.

On top of that, a day after India summoned a UK diplomat to protest against the vandalism, reports of another incident at the San Francisco consulate surfaced and made ripples.

It's not the first time, nor is it likely to be the last as London shelters every conman, cheat, and separatist of any cause. In recent months, the Khalistani activity has seen an unusual spike, and become increasingly violent with a strong disinformation campaign which is all pretty well-funded.

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