The United Kingdom and Canada are among several western countries from wear anti-India propaganda are been unleashed. Pakistanis living in the United Kingdom, Britain are threatening to commit heinous crimes against the Indians living in the UK and support banned outfits in India.
In a recent and continuous trend of threatening India, a Uk based Pakistani man Faisal Jeelani has now threatened the Indian Journalist Aditya Raj Kaul.
Well, renowned Indian Journalist, Aditya Raj Kaul is known for exposing the Pakistani terror sponsored activities on social media and television media network. Considered as one of the prominent voices of neutral Indian Media.
Now, Pakistanis especially in the western countries are launching many kinds of threats through the internet.
Western Countries has become a launching pads for Anti- India acyivities.:
In one such attempt, a Pakistani immigrant Faisal Jeelani has warned Aditya Raj Kaul of serious consequences. Causal threatened “Just wait end is near” with hand gesturing as middle finger and finger closed upwards gesture.
Shocked by these kinds of activities Mr. Raj Kaul shares the threat on his official Twitter account. He tweeted “Pakistani Twitter account named Faisal Jeelani based in the UK threatening me saying ‘Just wait end is near….’. Interestingly this account is also retweeting a lot of Khalistani terror propaganda against India”. He said that this man living in the UK kingdom has a closer emotional connection with the banned groups like Khalistan.
Pakistani twitter account named Faisal Jeelani based in UK threatening me saying ‘Just wait end is near….’. Interestingly this account is also retweeting a lot of Khalistani terror propaganda against India. pic.twitter.com/WrURSfNlcq
— Aditya Raj Kaul (@AdityaRajKaul) February 3, 2021
This is shocking how the western countries that bats for democracy allow these groups and group’s sympathizers to actively engage in terror activities against India.
Who is Aditya Raj Kaul:
Aditya Raj Kaul in his previous role was the Editor, Strategic Affairs and Internal Security at Business Television India (BTVI) where he anchored his prime-time news debate show on foreign affairs, defense, and national security with prominent voices.
He was earlier the Senior Associate Editor at Republic TV as its founding member, where he primarily looked after foreign and strategic affairs with an interest in conflict reportage. He used to also anchor primetime news bulletins.
Kaul was earlier Principal Correspondent with Times Now focussing on foreign affairs and breaking news situations. Amongst some of the top-notch coverages and reportage, in the recent years, Kaul reported from Iraq during the peak of ISIS, interviewed Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas in Ramallah on the Israel-Palestine conflict, and reported from the Demilitarized Zone between North and South Korea on the recent Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) meet. Apart from NSG, Kaul has reported from G20 Summit in Australia, ASEAN in Malaysia, SAARC in Nepal, and EU in Belgium. He has traveled extensively across the conflict-ridden state of Jammu and Kashmir and the Red corridor of Maoist terror in Bastar for news-coverage and documentaries.
Early Days of Aditya Raj Kaul:
Kaul graduated in Political Science from Ramjas College, Delhi University before completing a master’s in journalism from Xavier Institute of Communications, Mumbai. He also completed the Business Management Programme for Media Industry from the prestigious Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Bangalore.
Earlier as Special Correspondent with The Sunday Indian, he exclusively interviewed the inaccessible Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi and Chief Commander of terror group Hizbul Mujahideen in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK) Syed Salauddin.
Kaul rose to the limelight when he initiated the first-ever social media-led campaign in India – Justice for Priyadarshini Mattoo in 2006 at the age of 16. Announced among the top 25 Youth Icons of the country by India Today Magazine in 2007. Similar recognition by NDTV, The Times of India and was chosen as the top 25 ‘Capital Changemakers’ in New Delhi by Today (India Today) the same year. Ia n 2011, announced as youth achiever by India Today.
