Bhagwanpuria brought on production warrant

The police have brought gangster Jaggu Bhagwanpuria on production warrant from the Kurukshetra jail to interrogate him in the murder case of Sarpanch Partap Singh of Lalu Ghuman village. Partap was shot dead by an unidentified person on November 17,2024,...

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Amritsar, Updated At : 09:07 AM Jan 21, 2025 IST

Jaggu Bhagwanpuria . File

The police have brought gangster Jaggu Bhagwanpuria on production warrant from the Kurukshetra jail to interrogate him in the murder case of Sarpanch Partap Singh of Lalu Ghuman village.

Partap was shot dead by an unidentified person on November 17,2024, two days ahead of taking oath for the post of sarpanch.

The Chabal police had registered a case on the statement of Baljinder Singh, son of Partap, against eight persons, including two foreign-based gangsters. One of the gangster is Amritpal Singh Bath of Mianpur

village.

Confirming the development, SSP Abhimanyu Rana said 82 cases had been registered against Bhagwanpuria and they would interrogate him for his involvement in the murder case of Partap Singh.

The police sources said several persons involved in murder of Sarpanch Sonu Cheema of Adda Chabal, who was shot dead in January 2024, were yet to be arrested.

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