Harvinder Rinda’s terrorist funding module busted by Punjab Police; Handler Parminder Pindi ke Panch Gurge Kabu

Harvinder Rinda’s terrorist funding module busted by Punjab Police; Handler Parminder Pindi ke Panch Gurge Kabu

According to Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Maan’s thinking, Punjab Police is committed to making Punjab a safe state

Used to extort money from liquor contractors by arson and firing on contracts to fund terrorism Module: DGP Gaurav Yadav

Chandigarh/ Batala, 19 October

As part of the campaign launched to make Punjab a safe state as per Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann’s dream, the Punjab Police arrested five operatives of the module, exposing the terrorist funding module supported by Pakistan-based Harvinder Singh Rinda and run by Parminder Pindi. have done Parminder Pindi, the module’s local handler, was in constant touch with gangster Harpreet Singh alias Happy Pasia, who is said to be close to alleged terrorist Harvinder Rinda.

Director General of Police (DGP) Punjab Gaurav Yadav identified the arrested persons as Amanpreet Walia of Baba Bakala, Amritsar, Ramanbir Singh alias Fauji of village Muchchal, Amritsar, Arashpreet Singh of village Bullenangal, Amritsar, Harmanpreet Singh of Ball Sarai, Amritsar. And it is as Amritsar resident Kirandeep Kaur.

He said that after some incidents of arson or firing on contracts to collect money from liquor contractors, the police teams of district Batala started investigating the matter in depth and the identity of 11 accused including Ramanbir Singh alias Fauji behind these incidents. who is He said that in this operation which lasted for about 10 days, the police teams have succeeded in arresting five accused from different places.

Batala’s S. giving more information about this. S. P. Ashwani Gotyil said that on September 27, there was an attempt to set fire to a liquor store in Shastri Nagar, Batala, and two days later, an attempt was made to set fire to another liquor store in Batala. While on October 2, five bullets were fired at a liquor store in rural Amritsar.

He said that preliminary investigation revealed that all the accused were acting on the instructions of local handler Parminder Pindi, who was extorting ransom from liquor contractors by threatening them for terror funding. He said that a convict sold bullets outside the liquor store for money.

It is worth mentioning two cases in this connection. P. c. F. under section 436, 427 and 120B. I. R No. 150 dated 27. 09. 2023 and dated 30. 09. 2023 f. I. R No. 112 I. P. c. Cases have been registered at Thana City Batala and Sadar Batala under Sections 307, 436, 427 and 34 and Sections 17, 18 and 20 of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act respectively.