Another Khalistani terrorist eliminated, Bhindranwale’s nephew Lakhbir Singh Rode dies in Pakistan, know what incidents were committed against India

Khalistani separatist leader Lakhbir Singh Rode died in Pakistan, his brother Jasbir Singh Rode confirmed. The 72-year-old self-proclaimed chief of banned organizations Khalistan Liberation Force (KLF) and International Sikh Youth Federation had been running his operations from Pakistan for several years. Lakhbir Singh Rode was the nephew of slain Khalistani terrorist Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale, who was killed by Indian security forces inside the Golden Temple in Amritsar during Operation Blue Star on the orders of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.

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Lakhbir Singh Rode has been listed as a terrorist by the Government of India under the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. He initially fled the country to live in Dubai, and later moved to Pakistan.

Rode had been running the banned organization KLF from Pakistan for many years and was suspected of operating from Lahore. Here’s all you need to know about Lakhbir Singh Rode.

Lakhbir Singh Rode: 5 things about Khalistani leader

Lakhbir Singh Rode was the chief of the KLF, a banned organization in India. He was also the primary organizer of the Khalistan Zindabad Force Cell near the India-Nepal border, which was responsible for creating disturbances.

Rode had confessed several times that he was working with the Pakistani government to launch attacks against India. He was arrested with 20 kg of RDX and said that it was given to him by a councilor of the Pakistani Embassy in Kathmandu.

Lakhbir Singh was named as the mastermind of the Air India 182 bombing on 23 June 1985 during terrorist Talwinder Singh Parmar’s confession to the Punjab Police. However, this claim has not yet been proven.

According to the Indian government’s dossier on Lakhbir Singh, he is responsible for smuggling and supplying arms and explosives across the border to Punjab to target VVIPs across India.

Lakhbir Singh’s son Bhaggu Brar is currently living in Canada and is accused of carrying out terrorist activities in Punjab. He regularly visited Pakistan to provide arms and money to his father. He has also been accused of promoting anti-India activities in Canada.