Youth Akali Dal leaders Gurdeep Gosha and Meetpal Dugri sent to 14 days judicial custody
Youth Akali Dal leaders Gurdeep Gosha and Meetpal Dugri sent to 14 days judicial custody
A court on Thursday sent Youth Akali Dal (SAD) leader Gurdeep Gosha and Meetpal Dugri to 14-day judicial custody after they were booked for defacing the Rajiv Gandhi statue installed at Salem Tabri in Ludhiana on Tuesday.
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Youth Akali Dal leaders Gurdeep Gosha and Meetpal Dugri sent to 14 days judicial custody[/caption]
A case under Section 153-A of the IPC, Section 68 of the IT Act and Section 3 of the Punjab Property Defacement Act was registered against both the accused.
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Youth Akali Dal leaders Gurdeep Gosha and Meetpal Dugri sent to 14 days judicial custody[/caption]
Earlier on Wednesday, the 1984 Sikh massacre victims also blackened the Rajiv Chowk signboard installed at Connaught Place on Wednesday. Victims accused Rajiv Gandhi for the 1984 anti-Sikh riots and blackened the signboard named after former PM.
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Youth Akali Dal leaders Gurdeep Gosha and Meetpal Dugri sent to 14 days judicial custody[/caption]
Meanwhile, Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) leaders had also demanded a special sitting of Punjab assembly for revocation of former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi’s Bharat Ratna award.
