SFJ Organization Stated that they were the ones Blocking PM Modi Convoy

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The US-based pro-Khalistan separatist organization Six for Justice (SFJ) has made a key statement: they were the one blocking Modi's convoy in the state of Punjab. During Prime Minister Narendra Modi's recent visit to Punjab, his convoy came to a standstill on the road for about 20 minutes due to a security breach. In this context, the SFJ brought to the notice of the Supreme Court Bar Association yesterday that they were the one who had obstructed the Modi convoy.

The tribunal noted that SFJ caused the Modi's convoy to stop on the road, threatening to stop the ongoing investigation into security failures and threatening not to hold a hearing on the pill filed by an NGO over the incident. According to the Bar Association, members of the Advocates on Record of the Supreme Court received recorded phone calls from unidentified persons at 10.40 am yesterday and again at 12.36 pm. In it, they agreed that they were behind the obstruction of the Modi convoy. He said the Supreme Court had failed to convict the perpetrators of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots and that no one was left speechless even though thousands of Sikh farmers were killed. So the Supreme Court warned in that phone call not to hold a hearing on this.

In addition, the Bar Association wrote a letter to the tribunal warning that it would face "extremely negative measures that could jeopardize national security and integrity if the trial goes ahead." The Supreme Court expressed concern that the details of the case and the bank account information were being saved by the lawyers on their phones and that all those details would be misused if they were to be hacked. However, a lawyer named Deepak Prakash had lodged a complaint with the police alleging that such phone calls were coming to all the lawyers.








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