India- Canada Row: A day after the National Investigation Agency (NIA) confiscated the properties of designated terrorist and banned pro-Khalistani group, Sikhs for Justice chief Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, it has released a list of 19 fugitive Khalistani terrorists living in US, UK, Canada, Dubai, Pakistan and others whose properties are also likely to be confiscated.

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Reportedly, the action against these 19 fugitives will be taken under the stringent anti-terror law , the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA). They have been accused of spreading anti-India hate from abroad.

Complete List Of 19 Fugitives Released By NIA

- The list reportedly includes names of Paramjit Singh Pamma, Kulwant Singh Muthra, Sukhpal Singh, Sarabjeet Singh Bennur, Gurpreet Singh alias Baaghi, Kulwant Singh alias Kanta, and Dupinder Jeet all hiding in the United Kingdom (UK).

- It also includes names of Harpreet Singh alias Rana Singh, Amardeep Singh Poorewal, Harjap Singh alias Jappy Singh, S Himmat Singh, Jay Dhaliwal, and Himmat Singh, all hiding in the US.

- The list includes names of Ranjeet Singh Neeta in Lahore, Pakistan and Wadhwa Singh Babbar.

- The other names in the list include Jatinder Singh Grewal in Canada, Gurjant Singh Dhillon in Australia, Jasmeet Singh Hakimzada in Dubai, and Lakhbir Rode in Europe and Canada.

Earlier on Saturday, the NIA seized Pannun's house in Punjab's Chandigarh and confiscated the land owned by him in Amritsar. Pannun had recently threatened Indo-Canadian Hindus to leave the country and return to India amid a diplomatic row between two countries.

The big crackdown against these Khalistani terrorists came to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau erupted a controversy and made allegations of the potential involvement of Indian government agents in the killing of Khalistani separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Surrey, British Colombia in June.

Meanwhile, Canadian MP Chandra Arya held his own party responsible for inaction against Khalistan extremists and asserted that Hindu Canadians are fearful following threats issued by the extremist elements.