Nakodar: 2 more agents of Gurpatwant Pannun arrested

The Nakodar City police have arrested two more agents of designated terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun for allegedly promoting enmity among people, conspiring to wage war against the Government of India and hatching a criminal conspiracy. Nakodar DSP Sukhpal Singh said...

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Phagwara, Updated At : 08:52 AM Apr 17, 2025 IST

Arrested persons in Nakodar police custody. Tribune photo

Nakodar DSP Sukhpal Singh said the accused were identified as Himanshu Gill, alias Himansho, of Mohalla Rishi Nagar in Nakodar and Abdul Rajak Butt, alias Yaaku, of Sarihn village. Three persons were arrested earlier, he added.

The DSP said the suspects had pasted pro-Khalistan poster on the walls near National College Nakodar and State Public School on February 13. They also wrote pro-Khalistan and anti-Modi slogans on a highway bridge on February 28.

The DSP said a case under Sections 196, 148 and 61(2) of the BNS had been registered against them.

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