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In addition to their existing bases in the US, Canada, and the UK, khalistani terrorists apparently established a new operating base in Portugal. The action is thought to be a component of a wider plot to commit terrorist activities against India.
According to sources, Punjab's active criminals recently received a shipment of illegal firearms from Portugal through Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI).
According to sources, the ISI was also involved in making it easier for terrorists based in Portugal to obtain weapons and money, which they then used to commit crimes in Punjab and other regions of the nation.
After a Khalistani terrorist from Punjab's Firozpur was recently captured in Portugal, the network came to light.
The person was discovered to be in possession of a number of lethal weapons, including an AK-47, an MP-5 submachine gun, hand grenades, and a pistol. The person was in the country on a tourist visa.
He was allegedly given the assignment by the ISI to deliver these weapons to wanted criminals in Punjab.
According to sources, India summoned Canada's High Commissioner Cameron MacKay on Monday to express concerns regarding planned protests by pro-Khalistan terrorist groups on July 8.
The pro-Khalistani demonstrations were reportedly scheduled to take place outside the Indian High Commission in Ottawa as well as two consulates in Toronto and Vancouver.
Following the publication of several names of Indian diplomats on Khalistani threat posters in Canada, the action was taken.
According to reports, militants affiliated with the Khalistani movement who were based in Pakistan, Canada, and Britain were actively enlisting and integrating local criminals.
