Kash Patel’s name missing from the hit list of White House shootout attacker, shocking truth revealed in investigation

News India Live, Digital Desk: The firing incident outside the White House had stunned the entire world, but now a new and surprising twist has come to light in this matter. Investigation by security agencies has revealed that the name of Kash Patel, a prominent leader of Indian origin and close to Trump, was not included in the ‘hit list’ recovered from attacker Cole Thomas Allen. Earlier, there were speculations that Kash Patel could also be the target of the attacker. The truth about the attacker’s diary and ‘hit list’. American security agencies (FBI) conducted a thorough search of the locations of the attacker Cole Thomas Allen and the documents found from him. According to investigating officials, Allen had prepared a list in which the names of many high-profile politicians and officials were recorded. However, contrary to initial reports, Kash Patel’s name was nowhere to be found in the list. The investigation team is now finding out who was the main target of Allen and what was the real motive of his attack. Why was there an uproar about Kash Patel? Kash Patel, who has held important defense and intelligence positions during the previous tenure of Donald Trump, has always been the target of radicals and opponents. When firing took place near the White House, based on intelligence inputs it was feared that Trump loyalists could be targeted. Concerns had also increased regarding the safety of Kash Patel, but the latest report has rejected these claims for the time being. Who is the attacker Cole Thomas Allen? It is being said about the attacker Cole Thomas Allen that he was filled with a deep ideological hatred. He tried to break the security cordon of the White House, after which the security forces killed him. Digital evidence and documents found from him indicate that he was planning this attack for a long time. Officials are now investigating the possibility of him being a ‘lone wolf’ (lone attacker) or being associated with some organization. Fresh brainstorming on the security of the White House. After this incident, the security system of the White House and its surrounding areas has been made impenetrable. The Secret Service has begun a review of security protocols. Security is being increased especially for those leaders whose names have been found in the recovered list of the attackers. Although Kash Patel’s name is not in it, the administration is in no mood to show any laxity.