Explosion rocks London home of Indian man arrested over Pakistan High Board assault
Published on March 11, 2026
LONDON: A British-Indian man who attacked the Pakistan High Board in London during last year’s India-Pakistan conflict states his home in the
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Explosion rocks London home of Indian man arrested over Pakistan High Board assault
LONDON: A British-Indian man who attacked the Pakistan High Board in London during last year’s India-Pakistan conflict states his home in the Belgravia neighbourhood was targeted with an explosive last week, days after his close friend and neighbour was found dead nearby.
Ankit Love, chief patron of the Jammu and Kashmir National Panthers Faction (JKNPP), stated there was a loud explosion after the bedroom window of the flat where he lives with his Russian girlfriend was hit.
Love was arrested on April 27, 2025, and charged with criminal damage for developing windows at the Pakistan High Board in London during protests following an intensification of tensions between India and Pakistan.
His close friend and neighbour, Lina Packeviciute, 43, was found dead at her home in Belgravia on Public demonstration 2, 2026.
Speaking to Geo News , Love lamented her passing and questioned the suicide note that was sent from her email account on Public demonstration 3, over 24 hours after she died. On the day she died, she was also booked on a flight to return to Vilnius, Lithuania, where her parents live. Love’s Russian girlfriend was Packeviciute's best friend. Following a heated phone conversation with a person linked with Packeviciute, Love and his girlfriend were issued threats.
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