Bajwa appears before Mohali police

Leader of Opposition in the Punjab Assembly Partap Singh Bajwa on Friday once again appeared before the Mohali police in connection with a case lodged against him over his “50-bombs-have-reached-Punjab” claim. Earlier, he had appeared before the police on April...

Tribune News Service

Mohali, Updated At : 02:00 AM Apr 26, 2025 IST

Partap Singh Bajwa.

Earlier, he had appeared before the police on April 15. Bajwa reached the Cyber Crime Police Station in Phase-7 around 2 pm and left around 8.40 pm.

After coming out of the police station, he did interact with mediapersons present there. The police also did not comment over it.

According to sources, Bajwa did not disclose the source of his information based on which he made the statement during a TV interview on April 10.

On April 22, the High Court had made it clear that the police investigation into the case would continue. The government had said that it had no intention of arresting Bajwa in the case, as of now.

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