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Punjab Police's arrests most wanted terrorist Charanjit Patialavi from Dera Bassi

Written by  Dinkle Popli -- April 24th 2022 03:02 PM
Punjab Police's arrests most wanted terrorist Charanjit Patialavi from Dera Bassi

Punjab Police's arrests most wanted terrorist Charanjit Patialavi from Dera Bassi

Chandigarh, April 24: Anti Gangster Task Force (AGTF) of the Punjab Police on Sunday arrested a most wanted terrorist and an active member of terrorist module Babbar Khalsa International (BKI) identified as Charanjit Singh alias Patialavi, who has been evading arrest for last 12 years by using different Identities and hideouts. Also Read | Farm loan waivers no solution for farmers’ distress: Report Pertinently, Punjab Government has recently constituted an AGTF headed by ADGP Promod Ban under the supervision of DGP Punjab VK Bhawra to intensify action against gangsters. Divulging details, DIG AGTF Gurpreet Singh Bhullar said that accused Charanjit Patialavi, a resident of village Butta Singh Wala in Patiala was declared proclaimed offender in a case FIR No. 154 dated 23-07-2010 registered under sections 4/5 of the Explosive Act and sections 17/18/20 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act at Police Station Machhiwara. However, Patialavi's other associate deceased terrorist Gurmail Singh Boba of Butta Singh Wala, was arrested in this case along with recovery of detonators and RDX, he added. He said that following reliable information, the AGTF teams led by AIG AGTF Gurmeet Singh Chauhan and DSP AGTF Bikramjit Singh Brar have arrested Patialavi from near Gurudwara Sahib at village Lali in Dera Bassi. "Patialavi, disguising himself as a Granthi was presently staying in Gurudwara Sahib at Khargpur in West Bengal and was not using any communication device," said Bhullar, adding that different identification cards on West Bengal address have been recovered from his possession. Further investigation is in process, it may lead to more arrests and important disclosures, Bhullar said. Also Read | After Visa, Mastercards, China’s Unionpay suspends operations in Russia -PTC News


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