SFJ denies Jaswinder Singh Multani's arrest, distances itself from Ludhiana bomb blast
The Sikhs For Justice (SFJ), a US-based pro-Khalistan group banned in India, has claimed that Jaswinder Singh Multani has not been arrested, contrary to reports that he was arrested in Germany for his alleged involvement in the Ludhiana court bomb blast.
As per the report, Jaswinder Singh Multani was detained and questioned but not arrested.
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According to a statement and video issued by Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, Multani is at home in Germany. He said that the news regarding his arrest was “fake”.
In the video issued by Pannun, he is having a video call with Multani where the latter says that he is at home and that they “keep talking” to the German authorities.
It may be recalled that one person was killed while six others were injured in a bomb blast in the Ludhiana District Court complex on December 23.
Denying his involvement in the case, Multani said that his fight was one with the “pen”, not “weapons”. He further said the Indian authorities were trying to defame him and the Sikhs for Justice (SFJ).
Last week, Punjab DGP Siddharth Chattopadhyaya had said that the former policeman killed in the blast had links with Khalistani elements and terror outfits.
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-PTC News
