Jalandhar: Friday Action Police Punjab, destroyed the Terror Module of the International Sikh Youth Federation (ISYF) with the arrest of the former sense of Jathedar Jasbir Singh Singh, is the second case where someone who is close to the poll and the ISYF link has been claimed.
Back in 2006, then President Shiormani Akali Dal Parkash Singh Badal claimed the threat to his life and even alleged that Cm captain Amarinder Singh wanted to get eliminated.
He was even named Rode in the case but then both were getting closer.
On December 24, 2006, with a little more than a month to go for the election of the State Assembly, Jalandhar police claimed that the three members’ modules “new terrorists began” damaged and explosives including 11kg RDX, 11 detonators, 11 timer devices, 11., four Hand grenades, two batteries, two pistols with four magazines and 100 cartridges, 10 m wire and a set of walkies recovered from them.
Allegations include Jaswinder Singh, the amendment of Singh, the two relatives of Jasbir’s brothers and the Head of Isyf Lakhbir Singh Rode, and UK National Paramjit Singh Dhadi.
The next day, the former Jathedar blamed Badal and two senior police officers “close” to him for hatching conspiracy.
He has shown that several years back the police have claimed to have recovered 35kg RDX from Dhaadi but when he was released from this case and never revealed where RDX really came from.
On January 12, 2007, talking to the media in Jalandhar, Badal accused that the Amarinder Singh CM Kapt wanted to make him removed and the RDX plot was addressed to him.
“Paramjit Singh Dhaadi entrusted the job to kill me,” Badal has accused, adding that Captain Amarinder, sad 1920 President Ravi Inder Singh, former Takhedar Hasbir Singh Rode and Central Institute was a party for a conspiracy.
He claimed that the plan was to target moderate aqually.
He even claimed that RDX was truly recovered from Jasbir’s car, the former Jathedar claims were disguised.
Ravi Inder Endiculed Allegations of Badal stated that if it was sad in 1920 in gloves with the ruling party, the people would not be involved.
The trial took place during the Badal regime and the three were punished in November 2008 and sentenced to five years in prison by Jalandhar field.
However, there was no accusation leveled by Badal against his political opponents proven by the police in court.