Two brothers arrested for threatening residents with pistol

Times News NetworkLudhiana: Sarabha Nagar police arrested two brothers for threatening residents who had caught a snatcher, asking them to set him free. He said that he would open fire at them if they did not do as told.While the miscreant, Jatinder Singh alias Kaali managed to escape, police arrested the brothers, Gurdeep Singh alias Vicky and Harpreet Singh alias Ricky, residents of Guru Nanak Nagar, Mandi Mullanpur.Police also seized an illegal pistol with seven live cartridges from their possession.Additional deputy commissioner of police (ADCP) – III Sameer Verma said that a few residents nabbed Jatinder Singh while he was executing a snatching. Later, Gurdeep and Harpreet turned up at the spot and threatened the residents to let Jatinder go, which the residents refused.

At this, the accused took out a pistol and threatened to open fire at the people. All three accused managed to escape after snatching Rs 6,500 cash from a resident. Police registered a case against the three on charges of snatching, criminal conspiracy, beating up people and Arms Act.

Later, the two brothers were arrested. The ADCP said that the accused, Harpreet, already has a drug peddling case lodged against him.We also published the following articles recentlyCanadian police launch probe into firing at residence of Indian-origin person in SurreyCanadian police are investigating reports of shots fired at the residence of an Indian-origin businessman in Surrey, British Columbia. The property sustained damage consistent with bullet holes.

This incident comes after a protest by Sikhs for Justice against the killing of Khalistani separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. Hindu temples in Canada have been vandalized before, allegedly by Khalistani supporters.[1]Shots fired at residence of son of Lakshmi Narayan Mandir president in Canada, police investigate drive in firingAn incident of drive-by firing in front of the residence of Aman Kumar, son of Satish Kumar, president of Lakshmi Narayan Mandir in Surrey, Canada, has instilled concerns within the Indian community, particularly among Hindus. They have frequently voiced opposition to individuals associated with Khalistani ideologies who have been defacing the temple with graffiti and promoting anti-Indian sentiments.

Hindu temples in Canada have consistently encountered repeated acts of aggression, vandalism, and defacement by Khalistani elements, posing an ongoing threat to the safety of temple management committees.[2]Malvani police arrest man in fatal assault on elder brother amid family feudA man was arrested by Malvani police for killing his elder brother, Joy Paul, after a fight in Sai Darshan Society, Malad (West). The incident occurred at around 5am when Joy was found dead in his flat. The 80-year-old father raised the alarm after his elder son was attacked by his younger son.

Police discovered Joy bleeding on the bed and identified the suspect as Jose, who was later apprehended in the locality.[3]

References

1. ^ Canadian police launch probe into firing at residence of Indian-origin person in Surrey (timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
2. ^ Shots fired at residence of son of Lakshmi Narayan Mandir president in Canada, police investigate drive in firing (timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
3. ^ Malvani police arrest man in fatal assault on elder brother amid family feud (timesofindia.indiatimes.com)