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Indian Embassy set on fire in San Francisco, USA.
Khalistani supporters demanding Punjab to be made Khalistan set fire to the Indian Embassy in America. The incident took place a day after Sikh for Justice (SFJ) chief terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannu announced to lay siege to Indian embassies abroad from July 8. At present, the investigation of the case has been started by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).
According to the video shared by Khalistani supporters, this incident happened on the night of 2 July. The Indian Embassy in San Francisco in the US was targeted in this. However, the Indian Embassy did not suffer much damage in this. The fire was brought under control in no time.
Told revenge for the murder of terrorist Nijjar
In the video, it has been described as revenge for the killing of terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, who was killed in Canada last month. In the video, Khalistan supporters said that violence begets violence. Significantly, terrorist Nijjar was shot dead by two unidentified bike riders in the parking lot outside Guru Nanak Gurudwara in Surrey, Canada last month.
Terrorist Pannu kept on protesting outside Indian embassies and threatening to insult the Indian tricolor.
Threat to besiege the Indian Embassy from July 8
This incident happened a day after the threat to surround Indian embassies. In the past, terrorist Pannu had released a video saying that on July 8, demonstrations would be held outside Indian embassies in Canada, America, Australia, England and European countries. Not only this, Pannu has named these rallies as ‘Kill India’. In which a group of 21-21 Sikhs will protest outside Indian embassies and it has also been said to insult the tricolor.
Indian investigative agencies alert
Indian investigative agencies have become alert after Pannu’s threat and this incident. At the same time, after the murder of Nijjar, terrorist Pannu is also running underground. In the past, he had also made two of his videos viral, after which the investigating agencies are engaged in finding his location.