The news of the death of Paramjit Singh Panjwar, the wanted terrorist of India and the chief of the Khalistan Commando Force, is coming. According to the information, on Saturday morning, unknown assailants shot and killed in Lahore, Pakistan. After this incident, Pakistan has once again been exposed for giving shelter to terrorists. It is being told that the attackers shot at him after entering the society where he was living. India was looking for this leader of terrorists for a long time.

Khalistan Commando Force Chief Paramjit Singh had made Pakistan his abode for the last 40 years after running away from India. He had changed his name to Malik Sardar. He used to work for Pakistani intelligence agency ISI and carried out terrorist activities in India’s Punjab. Although the Pakistani government has been continuously denying that he is here.

) Its name in the list of Ministry of Home Affairs

Khalistan Commando Force chief Paramjit Singh was declared a terrorist under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) in July 2020. The Ministry of Home Affairs had issued a list of nine dreaded terrorists in 1999, in which his name was also included. Paramjit Singh was wanted in the murder of Indian Army Chief AS Vaidya and the country’s biggest robbery in Ludhiana. 1999 He also had a hand in the bomb blast near Chandigarh Passport Office.

4883135548831355Original : Resident of Tarn Taran District, Punjab

TADA in India against Paramjit Singh Cases have been registered in many cases including. 64 year old Panjwar was originally a resident of Tarn Taran district of Punjab. He used to send drugs and weapons to Punjab through drones from Pakistan and used the money received from it to run his banned organization.

was involved in these incidents

10 august, 1986 : Assassination of Indian Army Chief AS Vaidya

1999 February, : at Ludhiana “5.70 Bank robbery of crores

12 June, 48831355 : Bomb blast near Chandigarh Passport Office

)10 October, : Murder of Shaurya Chakra winner Balwinder Singh Sandhu for raising voice against terrorism

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