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Topic · standing beatupdated Wed, 11 Nov, 03:30

RAW

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World · 10 Nov

అజిత్ దోవల్, రా అధికారి సమంత్‌పై పన్నున్ న్యాయపోరాటం.. అమెరికా కోర్టు కీలక ఆదేశాలు!

AI summaryKhalistani separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun filed a civil lawsuit in a US court alleging a 2023 assassination plot against Ajit Doval and former RAW chief Samant Goel. The US court has permitted the delivery of legal notices to them in India by November 30, 2026. The article notes that the US State Department delivered the summons to the Indian embassy, while the Indian government has consistently denied these allegations and set up a special committee to investigate them.

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RelatedAjit DovalGurpatwant Singh PannunKhalistani SeparatismUS Courts

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