Archive · 8 Aug 2026
Anti-Khalistani Front Chief Gursimran Mand Assaulted in Ambala
A man named Gursimran Singh Mand was attacked by a group of angry people.
He is the chief of a group called the International Anti-Khalistani Terrorist Front.
The attack happened outside a Sikh place of worship called Gurudwara Shri Panjokhra Sahib.
The gurdwara is about 10 kilometers from a city in India called Ambala.
The angry crowd smashed the windshield and windows of his car.
His security guards and police officers saved him from the crowd.
After the rescue, he continued on his way to his destination in Punjab.
Police say they do not yet know exactly why the crowd attacked him.
IAKTF chief Gursimran Singh Mand was assaulted by a mob outside Gurudwara Shri Panjokhra Sahib, about 10 km from Ambala City.
The mob smashed the windshield and other panes of his car.
The attack occurred on the road leading to the gurdwara.
Police said the exact reason behind the alleged assault is yet to be ascertained.
Mand was rescued by his security guards and police and continued to his destination in Punjab.
- Who
- Gursimran Singh Mand, chief of the International Anti-Khalistani Terrorist Front (IAKTF)
- What
- Was assaulted by a mob that smashed his car's windshield and other panes outside a gurdwara
- When
- Friday (specific date not stated in the article)
- Where
- On the road leading to Gurudwara Shri Panjokhra Sahib, about 10 km from Ambala City, India
- Why
- Not definitively known; police said the exact reason behind the alleged assault is yet to be ascertained
- Victim
- Gursimran Singh Mand
- Role
- Chief, International Anti-Khalistani Terrorist Front (IAKTF)
- Incident
- Mob assault; car windshield and other panes smashed
- Location
- Outside Gurudwara Shri Panjokhra Sahib, ~10 km from Ambala City
- Rescue
- By his security guards and police
- Aftermath
- Sent on his way to his destination in Punjab
- Investigation
- Exact reason yet to be ascertained; police involved