Wrestler Sagar Rana murder: Delhi Police grill Bathinda resident

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Updated At : 12:36 PM May 22, 2021 IST

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Bathinda, May 21

A team of the Delhi Police, headed by Model Town ACP Ajay Kumar, today reached the city in connection with the probe into the murder of 23-year-old wrestler Sagar Rana in the national capital. Two-time Olympic medallist Sushil Kumar, who is at large, is an accused in the case.

It is learnt that Sushil’s last location had been traced to Bathinda and the mobile number being used by him was registered on the name of Sukhpreet Singh Brar, resident of the Bir road here.

Bathinda SSP Bhupinder Jeet Singh Virk said a team of 20 police personnel, headed by ACP Kumar, arrived in the city today to interrogate Brar in connection with the Delhi murder case.

The SSP said Sukhpreet was summoned to the Sadar police station, where a Delhi police team interrogated him. — TNS

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