CNN Central News & Networks / ITDC India ePress / ITDC News /Agencies/ Delhi: New Delhi: The Special Cell of Delhi Police has arrested three accused in connection with pro-Khalistan slogans written at Delhi Metro stations. According to police, the accused carried out the activity on the alleged instigation and instructions of the banned organisation Sikhs for Justice (SFJ). Investigating agencies are now trying to ascertain the role of foreign contacts, financial transactions and the wider network in the case.
According to police, incidents had come to light in which pro-Khalistan slogans were written on walls around the Jahangirpuri and Shastri Nagar Metro stations. After these incidents, security agencies began an investigation and identified the suspects on the basis of CCTV footage, technical evidence and other information.
The investigation found that the accused were allegedly sent instructions and material related to writing the slogans through an encrypted messaging app. Police claim they were also offered financial inducement for the work. The accused then allegedly tried to influence the atmosphere by writing slogans in public places.
Police identified the arrested accused as Sumeet alias Raftaar, Sumit Kumar alias Kaka and Gurpreet. According to officials, the role of Sumit Kumar alias Kaka has allegedly emerged as that of the main conspirator. Police are also investigating from where the people who issued instructions to the accused were contacting them and who else was involved behind this activity.
Action has been taken in the case under relevant sections, including damage to public property and violation of rules related to the Metro premises. Police clarified that the investigation is still under way and the charges against the accused will be established through the judicial process.
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