Pakistan's first Sikh cop Gulab Singh Shaheen goes 'missing', SGPC takes notice

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Updated At : 12:10 PM Apr 20, 2022 IST

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Amritsar, April 19

Pakistan’s first Sikh policeman (traffic warden) Gulab Singh Shaheen has been reportedly missing under mysterious circumstances.

SGPC president Harjinder Singh Dhami said as per some media report, Gulab Singh Shaheen’s disappearance was being associated with an intelligence agency.

“His disappearance to an undisclosed location is a matter of fear among Sikhs in Pakistan. The Pakistan Government should immediately clarify about his whereabouts, if this news is true,” he said. —

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