Diljit Dosanjh’s ‘Aura India Tour 2026’ continues to be in the headlines. Diljit Dosanjh’s concert started on 30 October. Diljit Dosanjh started his Aura India Tour from Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Delhi, about which clouds of danger were looming earlier. After many hurdles, Diljit’s Delhi concert was finally completed. Meanwhile, a big revelation has come about this concert. The Special Cell of Delhi Police has arrested three accused for writing pro-Khalistan graffiti at Jahangirpuri and Shastri Nagar metro stations. A woman is also included among the arrested accused. According to the police, the accused had contact with people associated with the banned Khalistani organization Sikhs for Justice (SFJ). They were lured to pay huge amount in exchange for writing pro-Khalistan slogans at metro stations. The police are now searching for the handlers and other people behind this conspiracy.

Two metro stations of Delhi were targeted

Two cases of damage to government property by writing pro-Khalistan slogans were reported in Delhi. 29 October 2026: Pro-Khalistan slogans were found written on the floor near Gate No. 1 of Jahangirpuri Metro Station. 30 October 2026: Similar graffiti was found on the inner wall of the stairs of Gate No. 2 of Shastri Nagar Metro Station. At both the places it was written in English – “DILJIT SINGH QUAM D GADDAR KHOON D BADLA SFJ KHALISTAN” An attempt was made to support SFJ and Khalistan ideology through this slogan. By writing such slogans in public places like metro stations, government property was damaged and an attempt was made to spoil the atmosphere.

Special cell arrested three accused

In this case, Delhi Police has arrested three accused, including a woman. Seeing the seriousness of the matter, the Northern Range of the Special Cell of Delhi Police started investigation. The team of Inspector Anukul Panwar and Inspector Parveen Kumar took action under the supervision of ACP Rahul Kumar Singh. The police scanned the CCTV footage and gathered information at the local level. After this, Sumeet alias Raftaar was first identified through technical investigation. After his arrest, names of two other associates emerged during interrogation. After this, the police took action in Punjab and arrested Sumit Kumar alias Kaka and Gurpreet.

Identification of the arrested accused

The three accused who have been arrested for writing pro-Khalistani slogans in Delhi Metro stations include Sumit alias Raftaar (30 years) – resident of Gandhi Colony, Samalkha, Panipat, Haryana, Sumit Kumar alias Kaka (22 years) – resident of Dera Baba Nanak, District Gurdaspur, Punjab and Gurpreet (22 years) – resident of Village Mahilpur, District Hoshiarpur, Punjab. The three accused were given the task of writing graffiti by an SFJ member. Police interrogation revealed that Sumit Kumar alias Kaka was playing a key role in this entire case.

Had contact with people associated with pro-Khalistan ideology

According to the police, Sumit had contact with people associated with pro-Khalistan ideology in Ludhiana and Gurdaspur. After this a colleague asked him to download a special encrypted messaging app. Further instructions were given to him through this app. According to the investigation, an important member associated with SFJ had sent him designs and templates for writing pro-Khalistan slogans. In return he was lured to pay a huge amount. After this Sumit involved his two acquaintances Gurpreet and Sumit alias Raftaar in this work. Both of them agreed to his request and agreed to come to Delhi. Came to Delhi and wrote slogans at different metro stations.

The accused had reached Delhi on 28 October

According to the police, the three accused had reached Delhi on 28 October 2026. After this, everyone wrote graffiti on different metro stations according to their respective roles. Sumeet alias Raftaar: Reached Jahangirpuri metro station and wrote pro-Khalistan slogans there. He also made a video of this entire activity and sent it to his handlers. Both Sumit Kumar alias Kaka and Gurpreet wrote graffiti at Shastri Nagar metro station. This incident has been reported to have taken place on the intervening night of 28th and 29th October. According to the police, during interrogation the accused admitted their role in writing graffiti on both the metro stations.

Met through online live streaming platform

Police investigation has also revealed many information regarding the past activities and mutual contacts of the accused. Among the arrested accused, Sumeet is a resident of Samalkha in Panipat district of Haryana and has studied till 12th. After this, he took admission in ITI Ajitwal, Moga, Punjab, but left his studies midway. He previously worked as a freelance content creator on the Bigo Live platform. The Indian government had banned this platform in 2019. After this he joined Tango Live platform. It was through this platform that he met Sumit Kumar alias Kaka.

Slogans written on Sumit’s instructions

According to the police, Sumit had gone to Ludhiana about a week before the incident. After this, all three came to Delhi by taxi and reached Kashmiri Gate ISBT on October 29, after which on Sumit’s instructions he wrote slogans at Jahangirpuri metro station. Sumit Kumar alias Kaka is a resident of Gurdaspur, Punjab and has studied till 12th. According to the police, after studies he got involved in drug abuse and anti-social activities. He met Gurpreet about four years ago. At that time Gurpreet was working in a hotel in Samalkha, Haryana. Later both started living together. She met Sumeet alias Raftaar through a common acquaintance.

Contacted through WhatsApp

According to police, recently he was contacted through WhatsApp and asked to download the encrypted messaging app. Through this app, a member associated with SFJ had offered to give money in exchange for writing graffiti in Delhi. During interrogation, information has also been received that Sumit Kumar alias Kaka had also written graffiti near GTK bypass in Samaypur Badli police station area on October 30. Police are investigating this matter separately. According to the police, Sumit had initially asked Gurpreet to accompany him on the pretext of going shopping in Delhi. But after reaching Delhi he was informed about a plan to write slogans on government property at the metro station. After this both of them wrote graffiti at Shastri Nagar metro station. Now the Special Cell is in search of the handlers and the entire network and is trying to identify the people behind this entire matter.

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