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Not you blow up the party but which methai was in the box? I only like Chum Chum.Obviously the same people behind the Methai IED
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Not you blow up the party but which methai was in the box? I only like Chum Chum.Obviously the same people behind the Methai IED
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Barfi - the explosive kindNot you blow up the party but which methai was in the box? I only like Chum Chum.
BSDK stoop to new low with every chalaki, we should've level their entire bases when we had the chance during BuM...Barfi - the explosive kind.
The actual HME used was PETN. Very sophisticated actually - had a pressure switch attached to the top of the lid- you cant see the wiring and mechanism properly in this photo. Was delivered to high security area - staff received it with thanks - luckily someone with a brain noticed the smell from the box and called BDS.

Indian agent promised ‘plane-load of weapons’ to hired hitman
NEW YORK: An Indian intelligence agent not only allegedly hired an Indian citizen to carry out murders in Pakistan, Nepal, and the United States but also promised to provide him with a plane-load of weapons to execute the assassinations, documents filed in US federal court show.
Documents filed in a US federal court reveal new charges against the alleged assassin, Nikhil Gupta, including money laundering, credit card fraud, drug and arms trafficking, and attempted murder of a person in Nepal or Pakistan.
According to fresh court documents, US government lawyers claim that the alleged murder-for-hire plot was not limited to New York but also included plans to kill another person in Nepal or Pakistan.
US prosecutors allege that former Indian RAW officer Vikash Yadav promised to supply firearms and even arrange clearance for an aircraft to transport weapons from India. This was allegedly intended so that Gupta could sell the weapons to a man he believed was a trafficker, who would, in turn, help him hire a hitman to target a Sikh separatist in the United States.
In WhatsApp messages dated June 22, 2023, Yadav allegedly promised to provide “assault rifles and pistols” and to “arrange for the clearance of an airplane to transport the weapons from India.”
On June 26, Gupta reportedly followed up, asking Yadav to check on the “toys,” a coded reference to firearms. Prosecutors say Yadav responded that he could obtain the weapons once the killing was complete.
US prosecutors argue that these exchanges show Yadav’s alleged support was conditional on Pannun’s assassination, linking the arms offer directly to the murder-for-hire plot.
Beginning in May 2023, when Yadav instructed Gupta to “save my name as Aman,” he told Gupta over WhatsApp that there were multiple targets, including one in New York (the primary victim) and another in California, and, by reference to addresses, at least one target in Nepal or Pakistan, according to a prosecutor’s letter to the judge.
Regarding the Nepal discussions, the government stated that Yadav provided Gupta with the target’s location to pass on to hitmen, whom Gupta described as “soldiers.” On May 8, Gupta wrote to Yadav that the men had “already arrived [in Nepal] and were looking for” the target. Yadav pressed Gupta to increase their payment and stressed that the task was “urgent.” In one message, Yadav instructed: “If they have really captured the target, they should kill him. Otherwise, we won’t get another chance.”
Prosecutors argued that communications between Yadav and Gupta about the Nepal task were substantially similar to their communications regarding the New York target and described the Nepal plot as “strikingly similar” to the Pannun plan.
Nikhil Gupta’s extradition, arrest
Gupta, also known as Nick, 53, was arrested in the Czech Republic on June 30, 2023, and extradited to the United States under the bilateral treaty between the US and Czech Republic. He arrived in the US on June 14 and was presented on murder-for-hire charges.
Attorney General Merrick B. Garland said the extradition “makes clear that the Justice Department will not tolerate attempts to silence or harm American citizens.” Deputy Attorney General Lisa Monaco described the plot as “a brazen attempt to silence a political activist for exercising a quintessential American right: his freedom of speech.”
FBI Director Christopher Wray emphasised that the bureau “will not tolerate attempts by foreign nationals, or anyone else, to repress constitutionally-protected freedoms in the United States.”
DEA Administrator Anne Milgram said the extradition was “the result of the hard work and commitment of the DEA New York Division’s Drug Enforcement Task Force” and praised international law enforcement cooperation, including the Czech Republic’s National Drug Headquarters.
Assassination plot
According to court documents, Gupta conspired with an Indian government employee, identified as CC-1, to target a US-based Sikh separatist leader who advocates for Khalistan, a sovereign Sikh state. CC-1, a former RAW officer with training in battlecraft and weapons, allegedly directed the plot from India.
Gupta, a resident of India with prior involvement in narcotics and arms trafficking, attempted to contract a hitman to kill the US citizen. The supposed hitman was, in fact, a DEA undercover officer. CC-1 allegedly agreed to pay $100,000 for the murder, and an initial payment of $15,000 was delivered in Manhattan in June 2023.
The plot included surveillance of the target, with Gupta sending photos and updates to CC-1. Gupta instructed the undercover operative to avoid carrying out the assassination during upcoming US-India diplomatic engagements.
Nijjar’s murder link
On June 18, 2023, masked gunmen murdered Hardeep Singh Nijjar, who was associated with the target and also led the Sikh separatist movement, outside a Sikh temple in British Columbia, Canada. Gupta informed the undercover operative that Nijjar “was also the target” and emphasised multiple potential targets. CC-1 later instructed Gupta to prioritize the main target.
Gupta faces charges of murder-for-hire and conspiracy to commit murder-for-hire, each carrying a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison. The case is being prosecuted by the southern district of New York, with the FBI and DEA actively investigating.
The Justice Department’s Office of International Affairs coordinated with Czech authorities to secure Gupta’s arrest and extradition. Trial attorneys from the National Security Division and the US Attorney’s Office are handling the case.
Published in Dawn, September 28th, 2025
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Indian agent promised ‘plane-load of weapons’ to hired hitman
Former Indian RAW officer Vikash Yadav promised to supply firearms and arrange clearance for an aircraft to transport weapons from India, documents reveal.www.dawn.com
Hey guys, this gang and its leader is a most wanted category in India.
This guy and his gang were protected by Justin, the previous PM and his government.
This declaration by Canada was part of the negotiations that have started between India and the current PM of Canada.
Some people here are trying to spin this story as if it is some kind of move against Delhi.
It is not.
And this is also a start of action against many groups in Canada that were engaged in Anti-India activities. India has been demanding action against many such groups but Canada turned a blind eye due to local politics.
Tide is turning now.
Hey guys, this gang and its leader is a most wanted category in India.
This guy and his gang were protected by Justin, the previous PM and his government.
This declaration by Canada was part of the negotiations that have started between India and the current PM of Canada.
Some people here are trying to spin this story as if it is some kind of move against Delhi.
It is not.
And this is also a start of action against many groups in Canada that were engaged in Anti-India activities. India has been demanding action against many such groups but Canada turned a blind eye due to local politics.
Tide is turning now.
We living in alt-universe when we are on PDF. Want to see how worm holes work - open up PDF on your device and you're transported to a parallel universe where India is dog and Pakistan is god...
that is you have been taught the wrong history...
India's role in cross border terrorism is a documented event from 1971 in East Pakistan, Baluchistan in the late 1970s and present day as India still refuses to designate BLA as a terror organization .
coming to PDF was probably the only quality education you got....
Is he really a fearsome guy?
What is he, 5 8?
We living in alt-universe when we are on PDF. Want to see how worm holes work - open up PDF on your device and you're transported to a parallel universe where India is dog and Pakistan is god...
Lawrence Bishnoi is serving as life sentence in an Indian Prison since 2021
He has been transformed into a boogeyman by Khalistanis Drug Lords and Mafia
Their are more than 6 million people in Bishnoi community in India
Around 20000 are abroad , how many them are part of Bishnoi Gang , I dont know.
Canadians under Piere Trudeau used to grant Visa to every sikh without any background check.
All that was required was a letter from an MLA from Punjab that this person is a Khalistanis sympathizer and his life is in Danger from the ruling Congress party.
This meant that every criminal facing police action used this loophole to flee .
If you happen to visit any club in Brampton or Surrey after 12 am
You will a few drunk Khalistanis Sikhs bragging about their criminal exploits in Punjab
Sure ….
But India does sponsor state terrorism… for decades …
even the ex Sri Lankan President stated on record
Watch for your education
@Yasser76, you need to live in the current times rather than posting news articles from last year and making such lame claims.Sit down and stfu, world has caught on to what Indians get up to abroad...
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Canadian police accuse Indian diplomats of ‘criminal’ activities including homicides
Accusations made hours after both countries expel senior diplomats in escalating row over killing of Sikh activistwww.theguardian.com
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