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PK Jaiswar

Principal Correspondent

Pawan K Jaiswar is Principal Correspondent with Amritsar Bureau of The Tribune. He covers crime beat and has been associated with the newspaper since 2008. He can be reached at pjaiswar@tribunemail.com, pkjaiswar.tribune@gmail.com, His X handle is @pkjaiswar

Articles Written By PK Jaiswar

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Amritsar

Tipper truck driver booked for mishap

By PK Jaiswar 04 Dec 2025
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Punjab

Pakistani gangster Shahzad Bhatti fuelling terror in Punjab: Intel
By PK Jaiswar 04 Dec 2025
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Amritsar

Makhan murder case: Amritsar Police arrest prime suspect from Gujarat
By PK Jaiswar 01 Dec 2025

Amritsar

Counter Intelligence Amritsar busts Pakistan-linked smuggling module; 1 arrested, 5 kg heroin seized
By PK Jaiswar 01 Dec 2025

Amritsar

Pak-linked cross-border weapons smuggling racket busted, 2 held
By PK Jaiswar 01 Dec 2025

Punjab

Sharp surge in smuggling of sophisticated weapons from Pak, says BSF IG Fulzale
By PK Jaiswar 30 Nov 2025
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Amritsar

Pool of stagnant water on vacant plot in Railway Estate worries Amritsar residents
By PK Jaiswar 29 Nov 2025

Amritsar

Extortion plot cracked, two women among four held
By PK Jaiswar 29 Nov 2025

Punjab

Arrest of SAD leader's daughter: Held Kanchanpreet over gangster links, say police
By PK Jaiswar 29 Nov 2025

Amritsar

India repatriates three Pakistani prisoners
By PK Jaiswar 29 Nov 2025
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