NIA seeks info on 10 pro-Khalistan terrorists involved in San Francisco Indian Consulate attack

NIA seeks info on 10 accused of attack on San Francisco consulate

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) in India has released pictures of 10 individuals accused of attacking the Indian consulate in San Francisco earlier this year. The NIA is seeking information from the public to help identify the perpetrators. Once identified, look out notices will be issued against them. The attacks took place in March and July.

Anti-Terror Agency Seeks Info On 'Khalistani' Attack On Indian Consulate In US

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has released pictures of 10 accused involved in attacking the Indian consulate in the USA's San Francisco in March and has sought information about them from the public.

NIA shares photos of 10 Khalistani terrorists who had attacked Indian consulate in San Francisco, USA

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has released the pictures of 10 wanted accused in the March 2023 case of attack and vandalism at the Indian Consulate in San Francisco, USA, and has sought information about them from the general public, the agency said in a statement. The agency has issued three separate “Request for Identification & Information” notices against the wanted accused, “seeking any information of importance that could lead to…

Violence at Indian Consulate in San Francisco: NIA releases photos of 10 Khalistan supporters

The attack on the Indian Consulate in San Francisco took place in the intervening night of March 18-19 when some pro-Khalistani entities trespassed into the Consulate and tried to burn it down, according to the NIA.

NIA seeks information about 10 accused in attack on Indian consulate in San Francisco

In 'request for identification and information' notices issued against the accused, NIA sought information of importance that could lead to their arrest.

NIA seeks info on 10 pro-Khalistan terrorists involved in San Francisco Indian Consulate attack

The National Intelligence Agency also released images of the wanted Khalistani extremists along with their demand for information letter from general public