NIA conducts raids in Jalandhar, Tanda

Tribune News Service

Jalandhar, Updated At : 09:46 AM Jun 27, 2025 IST

NIA officials during a raid in Jalandhar.

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Three teams of the National Investigation Agency (NIA) conducted raids at a house in Jalandhar and two places in Tanda in connection with a social media post.

The teams interrogated Nikhil Joshi, a 25-year-old techie residing at Friend’s Colony in Jalandhar. The teams checked his phone for social media accounts, messages and bank account details. They also quizzed Inder Marwaha, owner of the house where Joshi was a tenant.

At Tanda, raids were held at two houses in Garhi Mohalla. One of them was of Daljit Singh, who is currently believed to be in Portugal. The other raid was conducted at the place of Saurav Kumar. Their wives were quizzed for over four hours.

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