Pro-Khalistan Sim Box Case: Electronic equipment found from Modinagar house, Gujarat Police raids in UP

Ahmedabad: A thorough investigation by the Gujarat Police is going on in the case of Khalistani supporters disrupting the India-Australia Test match. Police in UP’s Modinagar have seized some equipment in connection with bulk videos and messages sent to threaten to enter the Narendra Modi Stadium. Police say these electronic devices were used to send those messages, however, the Khalistani supporters fled before the police arrived. According to an official of the cyber crime branch in Ahmedabad, three SIM boxes, routers and mobile phones were seized from a rented house in Uttar Pradesh’s Modinagar town. that were used in the crime. The accused in the case are absconding, the officer said. The Gujarat Police had arrested two people from Rewa in Madhya Pradesh in this case last month.

use of hi-tech technology
According to the police, ahead of the Test match played at the Narendra Modi Stadium on March 9, criminals used advanced technology to send threatening messages to create panic among the public. In a pre-recorded audio clip, people were warned to stay indoors. It was also claimed that pro-Khalistan Sikhs are going to enter the Narendra Modi Cricket Stadium and plant Khalistani flags. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese had come to watch the match to mark 75 years of Indo-Australian cricket ties.

Thousands of people had reached the phone
The Gujarat Police estimated that Khalistani supporters had made large-scale threat calls to disrupt the Test match. Thousands of people in Gujarat had received such calls. In which these messages were broadcast. The house in Modinagar from where the police recovered electronic equipment. That house was taken on rent by Khalistani supporters. According to the Gujarat Police, the strings of these Khalistani supporters are connected to Sikh for Justice.