THE National Investigation Agency (NIA) has announced a bounty of Rs 10 lakh in cash for those providing information about Sikhs For Justice (SFJ) operative Jaswinder Singh Multani who is wanted for hatching conspiracy with ISI operatives to carry out terror attack in Mumbai and other parts of India. NIA’s Chandigarh branch issued the reward against Multani days after filing a First Information Report (FIR) against him as his links with Pakistan’s Inter-Services Intelligence were established in hatching an anti-India conspiracy. As for the cash reward, NIA says, “information leading to arrest will be rewarded with Rs 10” and mentioned the full details of the SFJ member with his full name as Jaswinder Singh Multani alias Multani alias Jass, son of Ajit Singh and resident of Mansoorpur village in Hoshiarpur district in Punjab.

 

“Share any information leading to arrest or establish Multani’s involvement in any terror criminal activity in India or abroad,” mentions NIA’s wanted list. It is also asked to share the information about “absconding Multani with the Control Room of National Investigation Agency”. “The informer will be rewarded with cash reward and his identity will be kept secret,” the NIA wanted list reads. In further direction, the agency has shared a telephone number (011-24368800) to share information about Multani. The number is linked to the agency’s headquarters in the national capital. Multani’s last known location is Erfurt, Germany where he was detained. On December 31, NIA registered a case against Multani.