Tulsi Gabbard reached India, a tough message to Khalistanis – ‘Anti -India on our earth …’ – Tulsi Gabbard on Khalistanis India Visit Raisina Dialogue 2025 Us Wont Allow Anti India Activities on its soil ntc
Tulsi Gabbard, director of the US National Intelligence Department, is currently in India. She will attend the Raisina dialogue here on 18 March. But before that she attended a high -level meeting chaired by India’s National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval.
Intelligence Chief of 20 countries is going to participate in the three -day Raisina dialogue. Earlier, it has been agreed in the meeting of Intelligence Chief under the chairmanship of Doval that the land of these countries will not be used for anti -India activities. Tulsi Gabbard was also in this meeting.
After this meeting, one to one conversation also took place between Ajit Doval and Gabbard. During this period, many important issues were discussed, in which the Indo-US was agreed to share intelligence for global strategic participation.
According to sources, in this meeting, India raised the issue of anti -India activities on foreign soil, which also mentioned the activities of Khalistanis in America. It was agreed between India and America that both nations would not allow their land to be used against each other.
According to the report, top sources said that the conversation between Doval and Gabbard was good. However, this meeting was very confidential and no information was provided about it officially.
In fact, in addition to Gabbard, the meeting of intelligence headed by Doval, NSA Daniel Roders of Canada, Richard Moore, head of British intelligence agency MI-6 also attended.
Let us know that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the 10th edition of ‘Raisina Dialogue’, a three-day conference focused on geopolitics and geo-articles in Delhi today. More than 3500 representatives from 125 countries will participate in it. New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon is the Chief Guest. He will give the main speech in the inaugural session. The conference will conclude on 19 March.
