The principal orchestrator of the March 19 violence at the Indian High Commission in London and self-styled chief of designated terror outfit Khalistan Liberation ...
Avatar Singh Khanda, a close associate of arrested Khalistan supporter Amritpal Singh, is on life support at a hospital in London, a news report said. There are speculations that he has been poisoned.
The chief coroner judge Thomas Teague has stated that he does not have the authority to order an investigation into the death of Khalistani terrorist Avtar Singh Khanda. Khanda's family believes that ...
Pro-Khalistani leader and UK-based chief of the Khalistan Liberation Force (KLF) Avtar Singh Khanda passed away. Khanda was suspected of being poisoned. The medical records accessed by India Today ...
Michael Polak, the barrister for the family of Avtar Singh Khanda, a Khalistani activist who died from blood cancer in Birmingham City Hospital, has written to UKhome secretary James Cleverly ...
Khalistani separatist Avtar Singh Khanda, a close associate of jailed radical preacher Amritpal Singh, died today in the UK. Sources say Avtar Singh Khanda was admitted to a Birmingham hospital after ...
Washington : Come September and iOS and Android users might be able to use a “Khanda” (symbol of the Sikh faith) emoji while texting or tweeting or posting anything on social media applications. Come ...
“Humans come and go. Long live Khalistan,” were the words of Avtar Singh Khanda before he took his final breaths on a ventilator in Birmingham City Hospital. If he were not linked to radical ...
Washington [US], July 16 (ANI): In September 2022, iOS and Android users might be able to use a Khanda (symbol of the Sikh faith) emoji while texting or tweeting or posting anything on social media ...
Panvel: The Cidco's railway projects department has heaved a sigh of relief after the Central Railway's (CR) clearance to the height restriction of the ROB (Railway Over Bridge) at Khanda colony due ...
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