In the latest development, various Pro-Khalistan Twitter accounts have been withheld in India. Some Twitter accounts of famous foreign leaders who are significantly known for anti-India comments have been suspended in Indian to maintain harmony in the country.
These Twitter accounts include Canada’s New Democratic Party leader Jagmeet Singh, Canadian poet Rupi Kaur, the voluntary organization United Sikhs, and Canada-based activist Gurdeep Singh Sahota. As soon as their accounts are searched on Twitter it shows that these accounts have been withheld in response to a legal demand. Reportedly, these accounts have been suspended as a development after there has been a significant rise in attacks by Khalistani elements in foreign countries.
At first, Pro-Khalistan supporters on Sunday stormed outside India's High Commission in London and pulled down the tricolor flying atop. The video showed handful of supporters protesting outside the building and chanting 'Khalistan Zindabad'. Apart from this, a person tried to pull down the tricolor. However, the attempt to entirely remove the Indian flag was foiled when security officials jumped in.
Apart from this, another similar incident was reported from San Francisco. Khalistan supporters attacked the Indian Consulate in San Francisco after officials removed the Khalistani flag from the building. Videos of both incidents have gone viral which has created an uproar in India as well.
These incidents somewhere have been the reason for the suspension of Twitter accounts of some Pro Khalistan leaders and people writing anti-India comments.