Sergio Gor decides who should be Charge sheeted under UAPA,Indian Citizens can languish in Jail for 9 to 10 years under UAPA as they don’t have Sergio Gor to …… JAI HIND
Our #CompromisedPM does it again.
Last night, a US national Matthew VanDyke accused of plotting terrorist acts was released and allowed to return to his country.
• Mar 13: A group of foreign nationals, including VanDyke, was arrested by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) on charges of conspiring to carry out terrorist activities against India.
• Mar 16: NIA court submission alleged that the accused was supporting anti-India insurgent groups. It was alleged that the accused had confessed to abetting terrorist activities.
• During US Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s visit to India (May 23-26), US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor raised the issue with Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri.
• Sep 8: UAPA charges were dropped against VanDyke, a foreign national accused of terrorism. This stands in sharp contrast to the law’s widespread misuse against Indian citizens by the Govt and where such cases are deliberately dragged on.
• Sep 24: VanDyke was released from custody and allowed to go home.
Obviously US pressure determined this outcome but what did India get in return? More fundamentally, how were these suspicious foreign individuals given visas and allowed to travel through India to Myanmar in the first place? The HM must answer this.
The PM has failed to protect India’s elections, institutions and our national security.
Only Two Times in India's History, Terrorist have been Released :
🔸1999 : Azhar Masood
Govt - BJP, NSA - Ajit Doval
🔸2026 : 6 US & Ukrainian's
Govt - BJP , NSA - Ajit Doval
Ajit Doval is Biggest Scam in the History of Independent India 💯
#WATCH | Delhi: Myanmar Training Camp case | Two foreign nationals from Ukraine and the US were released from Tihar Jail.
The special NIA court at Rouse Avenue has granted permission to US National Matthew Aaron Vandyke and 6 Ukrainian nationals to travel to the USA and Ukraine to meet their families for one month, subject to certain conditions and formalities. The court directed the release of their passports to them. All 7 foreigners have been granted default bail by the court.