Shingar Cinema Complex in Ludhiana on 14 October 2007, in which 6 people were killed and 37 wounded. The police also recovered 2 pistols, 5.10 kg of RDX and 3 detonators from them. The militants had gone to Pakistan with a Sikh Jatha for pilgrimage, where they received the training for making bombs. The group received explosive devices from Pakistan across the international border in Bikaner, Rajasthan. 2010s Four Babbar Khalsa International UK members were arrested and later bailed in July 2010 in connection with the murder of a Sikh leader in Punjab, India. In March 2017, Balwinder Singh, the head of Babbar Khalsa's operations in the United States, was sentenced to 15 years in prison by Nevada U.S. district judge for conspiracy to launch a terrorist attack in India in 2013. Singh pleaded guilty to providing funding and materials to a co-conspirator, who was to travel to India to assassinate or maim an Indian government official. The target government official was to be determined upon the co-conspirator's arrival. Decline The crackdown on Sikh militant organisations by the Indian Government in the early 1990s, followed by government infiltration of the Khalistan movement and the various militant organisations respectively, greatly weakened the Babbar Khalsa, ultimately leading to the death of Sukhdev Singh Babbar (9 August 1992) and Talwinder Singh Babbar (15 October 1992). Babbar had been killed by Indian police in a gunfight per the official sources. Despite setbacks incurred in the early nineties, Babbar Khalsa is still active underground, although not to the extent it once was. Current leadership resides with Wadhawa Singh Babbar. See also Jagtar Singh Hawara References Sikh politics Organisations designated as terrorist by the European Union Organizations designated as terrorist by Canada Organisations designated as terrorist by India Organisations designated as terrorist by the United Kingdom Organizations based in Asia designated as terrorist Sikh terrorism Rebel groups in India Designated terrorist organizations associated with Sikhism Organisations designated as terrorist by Japan Insurgency in Punjab Organizations designated as terrorist by Malaysia 1978 establishments in Punjab, India Organizations established in 1978 Air India Flight 182 Organizations designated as terrorist by the United States Pro-Khalistan militant outfits