Lovepreet Singh And Ram Singh Associated With KTF Arrested

Lovepreet Singh and Ram Singh associated with KTF arrested. Big revelation in Phillaur priest shootings, people connected with KTF Chief Hardeep, sitting in Canada, fired bullets.

Two accused who fired at the priest Sant Gyan Singh alias Kamaljit Sharma and a servant Simran of village Bhar Singh Pura of Phillaur have been arrested in Moga.

Investigation has revealed that both the accused Lovepreet Singh alias Ravi and Ram Singh alias Sonu were associated with Khalistan Tiger Force chief Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

Lovepreet Singh  was the one who shot the priest of Phillaur. Nijjar is currently in Canada. Police are questioning both of them as to what was the reason behind the shooting. He received four pistols and 48 bullets.

Both of them came to Punjab to shoot a dera lover to take revenge in the case of disgrace. Apart from this, his three companions and absconders are running, who are being searched.

The investigation also revealed that both of them along with their partners were going to do many more incidents in Punjab.

DGP Dinkar Gupta made this disclosure at a press conference in Chandigarh after the arrest of the two.

The accused were arrested late Saturday night from behind the Senior Secondary School near the railway crossing Mehna in district Moga.

This was the case of Phillaur.

This year, on January 31, at around ten in the morning, bullets were fired at the religious place of Phillaur. Saint Gyan Muni, the priest of the dera and the girl Simran, who tried to save him, was badly injured in the attack.

She was admitted to the Civil Hospital in Jalandhar. It is being told that the program was going on in the temple in the morning in Bhar Singh Pura village of Phillaur.

Sangat was present there when the two miscreants who came to the bike reached and started firing bullets on the priest saint Gyan Muni.

He was hit by three bullets. Meanwhile, Simran tried to save him, the attackers also targeted her. Simran got two bullets.

After this, the attackers opened fire on Sangat and also targeted two women who ran to get help there, but no one was shot. The sensation had spread in the area after the incident in the morning.