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Khalistan Groups Using Prison Networks to Recruit Operatives Across North India

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Indian intelligence agencies are probing pro-Khalistan organizations for running recruitment operations inside jails across northern India. A recently arrested operative revealed connections to key figures in the movement while he was lodged in Patiala jail. Investigators are now focusing on dead-drop communication techniques and funding networks used by these groups. A separate operative backed by the Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) was apprehended following graffiti incidents tied to Khalistan activities. The arrested individual was found to have a prior record of pro-Khalistan involvement and had been actively recruiting others.

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