Sangrur police file two chargesheets against former minister Vijay Inder Singla

Chandigarh, September 22: Sangrur police presented challan against Ex-Minister Vijay Inder Singla in two cases under Disaster Management Act. Vijay Singla has been summoned for appearance on 17 Oct 2022 by CJM Court Sangrur. Two FIRs registered against Singla are:

• FIR No. 31, dt. 12-02-22 u/s 188 IPC, 51 Disaster Management Act 2005, PS City Sangrur

The first was registered on February 12 under section 188 of the IPC and Section 51 of the Disaster Management Act, 2005, at Sangrur police station after receiving a letter from the then returning officer-cum-Sangrur SDM. Also Read: Exclusive: Three youths beaten up brutally in Mohali phase 9, hooliganism came to limelight On 09–02–22 Flying Squad Team I/c Rajinder Kumar checked Khalifa Gali, Sangrur at about 9:45 PM where Congress candidate Vijay Inder Singla was conducting political rally / street meeting of 70–80 unknown persons in violation of model code of conduct which was duly videographed, thus by conducting meeting without permission and for violating Covid–19 norms, above-said FIR was registered against Vijay Inder Singla Challan against Vijay Inder Singla (Ex-MLA) was presented on 21 / 9 / 2022 in the court of CJM Sangrur and accused is summoned for 17–10–22

• FIR No. 25, dt. 13-02-22 u/s 188 IPC, 51 Disaster Management Act 2005, PS City Sangrur

The second FIR was registered on the next day under the same Sections of the IPC and the Disaster Management Act, 2005, at the same police station after receiving another letter from the returning officer. On 12-02-22 at about 10 PM to 10:30 PM congress candidate Vijay Inder Singla conducted political rally of 200-250 persons same as the previous political rally and FIR was registered against Vijay Inder Singla. Also Read: Massive crackdown on PFI leaders: NIA, ED arrest over 100 cadres across 10 states Challan against Vijay Inder Singla (Ex-MLA) was presented on 21 / 9 / 2022 in the court of CJM Sangrur and accused is summoned for 17–10–22. -PTC News