Nia: No Dalai Lama or Khalistani link in Himachal raid; 2 ‘Donkey Marg’ organized in terms of human trafficking. Bharat News
New Delhi: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) refused media reports on Saturday, stating that his team on Friday raided McLeodganj, Himachal Pradesh regarding the security of the Dalai Lama or any Khalistani terror funding case.In a sharp explanation, the NIA stated that the discovery made in McLeodganj on Friday was completely related to the ongoing investigation in the case of a human trafficking, which the ‘US Donki Marg’ Network said, a method that is illegally used to send people to the United States through many countries.The agency said in a statement, “The discovery had no connection with the HH Dalai Lama or any case related to Khalistani terrorists, and the opposite report in a part of the media is completely false.”Two more smugglers arrested in Friday’s raidEarlier, the NIA confirmed that two accused smugglers were arrested during the discoveries held simultaneously in Himachal Pradesh and Delhi. The accused were identified as Sunny alias Sunny Donkar, resident of Dharamshala, Himachal Pradesh and Shubam Sandhal alias Deep Hundi, originally lived in Pirgaghari, Delhi, Ropper, Punjab. Both are allegedly close to Gagandip Singh alias Goldie, who is a prominent accused, who was first arrested in March this year. The agency said the local police were duly informed and the agency said with the NIA team during the McLeodganj operation.45 lakh rupees per victim for illegal entry for usAccording to the NIA investigation, the accused accused the victims of up to Rs 45 lakh, promising a legal entry in the US. Instead, he sent them on dangerous travels to many countries including Spain, Al Salvador, Guatemala and Mexico.Gagandep Singh, a resident of Tilak Nagar in Delhi, was already charged on 27 June. It is believed that more than 100 persons were smuggled in the US before his arrest.Earlier this year, a victim from the US came back to India after the case came to light and a complaint was filed with the officials.
