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Khalistani Terrorist Lakhbir Singh Rode Dies In Pakistan: Reports

Zee News Tuesday, 5 December 2023
Nephew of the slain Khalistani militant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale, Lakhbir Singh was listed as an ‘individual terrorist’ under the UA(P)A  and had fled to Pakistan.
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Top Anti-India Operative and Khalistani Figure Lakhbir Singh Rode Dies in Pakistan| Oneindia News 02:06

 Lakhbir Singh Rode, an 'individual terrorist' as per India, reportedly died in Pakistan. Confirmed by his brother, Rode's cremation occurred there. A Mohali court seized his land under UAPA due to a bomb incident. His banned ISYF group stayed active abroad. Rode's ties to ISI disrupted Punjab's...

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