Punjab DGP Made Important Revelations In Ludhiana Blast Case

Punjab DGP made many more important revelations, The sacked head constable of the police was the mastermind of the Ludhiana blast.

Punjab’s acting DGP Siddharth Chattopadhyay made important disclosures on Saturday in the bomb blast case in the Ludhiana court complex.

The DGP said that the main accused in the blast was the dismissed head constable Gagandeep Singh from the police.

He was killed in the blast. STF had arrested Gagandeep in the case of Narcotics drug in Gir 2019.

The DGP said that the Ludhiana blast was very powerful. We got a lot of leads from the spot. We got a tattoo on the hand of the deceased. He is recognized by this tattoo. He was carrying explosives.

During this, the explosion took place. In the investigation, the police got solid evidence.

DGP Siddharth Chattopadhyay says that the purpose of the blast was to disturb the peace of Punjab, but the police found the mastermind of the incident within a few hours.

Police have detained four suspects in connection with the bomb blast in Ludhiana’s district court premises on Thursday.

The investigation has revealed that Babbar Khalsa International (BKI) terrorist Rinda Sandhu, who is sitting in Pakistan, got the blast done by the dismissed head constable of Punjab Police Gagandeep.

Gagandeep was dismissed in the drug smuggling case and came out on bail only two and a half months ago.

The hand of pro-Khalistan terrorist organizations operating from Pakistan has come to the fore in this incident.

Let us inform you that Gagandeep was arrested with heroin in the year 2019. He was in contact with Nigerian smugglers who brought heroin from Delhi.

He used to supply heroin to them further. When he went to jail in the case, his links were associated with Babbar Khalsa International.

Dozens of ministers and 38 Congress MLAs did not apply for tickets in Punjab, veterans are not showing interest.

More than three dozen Congress MLAs, including a dozen ministers, have not applied for tickets for the Punjab Assembly elections to be held in early 2022.

Big leaders have not shown interest in applying for tickets.

However, this time the number of ticket seekers has increased by about 50 percent as compared to 2017. The main reason for this is Congress not levying any fee on the ticket application.