Sarabjit Kaur, a Punjab woman who converted to Islam and married a Pakistani man, has released a new video from Pakistan inviting Sikhs to visit the country. This conciliatory message follows earlier provocative remarks, leading to suspicions among Indian intelligence agencies about potential ISI tactics.

This article details the sequence of events surrounding Sarabjit Singh, from his unauthorized visit to the Assembly to his subsequent capture in Roop Nagar.

A farmer, Sarabjit Singh, was arrested after driving into the Delhi Vidhan Sabha seeking help for his missing nephew, making erratic statements about a 'maharaja's sword' and an initial plan to target Parliament.

An opinion piece reflects on Ranveer Singh's depiction of an Indian spy in the film 'Dhurandhar', drawing parallels to real-life Indian intelligence operatives like Sarabjit Singh and Kulbhushan Jadhav.

A man named Sarabjit, from Pilibhit, breached the Delhi Assembly in an attempt to get police assistance in locating his missing nephew. He had previously traveled to Nangal in Punjab in search of his nephew without success.