India strongly opposes US court summons in Pannun case

In a case linked to terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, a US court has issued summons to several Indian officials, including National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval. The Government of India has reacted strongly to this development. The Ministry of External Affairs has termed these allegations as completely 'fabricated and malicious'.

According to a report by Amar Ujala, India has described these accusations by the US as baseless. The Ministry of External Affairs clarified that there is no truth in such allegations. India has informed the US in clear terms that the entire matter has been misrepresented.

Responding to the issue, Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal stated that there is a fixed legal procedure for sending judicial documents. In this context, India maintains that this process must be followed. India disagrees with the manner in which Indian officials have been targeted in this case.

This controversy arose when the US court sought the presence of Indian officials by sending them summons in this case. These summons include high-level officials of the country. The Indian government has described these allegations as not only malicious but entirely devoid of innocence.

This stance of the Government of India makes it clear that it is not prepared to accept the allegations involved in this case. The Ministry of External Affairs has strongly presented its position and rejected the allegations against the proceedings of the US court.

Gurpatwant Singh Pannun is a Khalistani terrorist who has been involved in anti-India activities. Due to the cases involving him and his activities, this issue has become a subject of discussion in the relations between India and the US.