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Where is DSP Gursher Singh Sandhu, wanted in Lawrence Bishnoi interview case

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In this episode of #UnderInvestigation #CrimeShowWithJupinderjit, we explain when dismissed Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Gursher Singh Sandhu fled the country? The cop seems to have got ample time to escape as revealed by the dates of the LOC, suspension...

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Updated At : 04:58 PM Jan 12, 2025 IST

In this episode of #UnderInvestigation #CrimeShowWithJupinderjit, we explain when dismissed Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Gursher Singh Sandhu fled the country? The cop seems to have got ample time to escape as revealed by the dates of the LOC, suspension and dismissal of the cop.

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