The leader of the Indian American community, Adapa Prasad, claimed that Pakistanis entered during demonstrations in the US against the Revised Citizenship Act (CAA). The leader of Indian origin says that pro-Pakistani elements forcibly entered his secret agenda. He alleged that there was a recent protest against the CAA in Washington DC. It was clear from the posters appearing during the protest that there were elements of Pakistan support among the protesters.
Indian-American community leader Adapa Prasad claimed that at least two Pakistani-American persons were among the main organizers of the anti-CAA protests. The CAA came into force in December last year amid widespread protests in India. Prasad said, "Pakistani-American activist Darkshan Raja, a coordinator of Kashmiri separatist demonstrations in Washington DC and Pakistan-American Muslim activist Khudai Tanveer, were among those who organized demonstrations against the CAA here."
Pakistani and Khalistan supporters claim entry
Prasad and his team have shared pictures and videos of the anti-CAA demonstration. More than 500 Indian-Americans participated in this demonstration.
The organizer of the anti-CAA exhibition said that it is a bad thing that ISI-supported and Pakistan-backed elements are using this demonstration for their agenda. Prasad said that this demonstration is also being used by pro-Khalistan people. He said 'pro-Khalistan activist Arjun Sethi was also one of the organizer
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