Chandigarh: Introduction Investigation in Ludhiana Court Complex Blast shows the involvement of pro-Khalistan elements in Pakistan, Gangster, and drug smugglers, Director General of Punjab Police Siddharth Chatttopadhyaya said on Saturday.
The police ignored the police chief of Punjab Gagandeep Singh, who is now considered the main break in this case, was committed in prison after his arrest in August 2019 for having a heroin by the Special Task Unit Ludhiana.
After spending two years in Prison Ludhiana, Gagandeep came out with a guarantee in September and will appear in court again on December 24.
“The initial investigation showed that the defendant Gagandeep Singh could develop relations with pro-Khalistan elements in prison, who had used it to target the place of court with the intention to disrupt the peace of the country,” said DGP Chattopadhyaya, who added that the police were investigating the case of all angles.
‘Accused of wanting to be afraid before his hearing wanted to create fear in court before his case heard’ two prisoners related to Pakistani Narco-Terror cells, Ranjeet Singh Cheeta and Sukhwinder Singh ‘Boxer Baba’, taken out on the guarantee of production.
On Saturday in Ludhiana and returned to police custody seven days.
A police woman who used to be a naib reader at the Khanna Police Supervisory Office and allegedly as a friend of Gagandeep had also been detained.
Gagandeep is a reader in the office that is equal to him from 2015 to 2017.
High intensity explosions on Thursday afternoon in public toilets in the District Court complex in Ludhiana killed Gagandeep and injured six other people.
Investigations have identified police who have died as defendants who planted explosives.
Gagandeep has a court hearing on Friday in court, assess additional sessions on the first floor of the district court complex.
Witnesses should be presented for their statement in court.
The next hearing about this case is now February 3, 2022.
DGP said that the defendant wanted to fear and panic at the court where the case schedule was sustainable.
The district court functions as usual, when the explosion occurred and it was very strong, that the public toilet was broken and some building windows were destroyed.
DGP said the material used for the explosion was not ascertained because the sample was sent to a forensic laboratory.
“A NSG team and country forensic experts are called for post-explosion investigations,” he said.
During the cleaning of a systematic debris at the explosion site, the forensic team gathered several vital instructions such as damaged cellphones and burned clothes on the body who died other than other material evidence, added DGP.
Chattopadhyaya praised his police to solve cases within 24 hours after focusing on the Identity of the deceased as Gagandeep Singh from Khanna, which was recruited at Punjab Police as a police officer and was dismissed in August 2019 after 385 g of heroin recovered from his property.
“I am proud of the Punjab police because he managed to solve the case in less than 24 hours,” Chattopadhyaya said while overcoming a press conference here at the Punjab police headquarters on Saturday.
During the Post-Mortem trip, the police can identify the deceased from the tattoo mark on the right arm.
Separately, the body of the body DNA was also collected, he added.
DGP said that the defendant Gagandeep Singh worked as Munshi at the conscious police station Khanna when he was arrested with Heroin and NDPS cases registered at the SAS Nagar Stf Police Station, Mohali.
This case is being tried at the proof of prosecution, DGP said.
The Punjab police chief also visited the court complex where the explosion took place on Thursday and held a meeting with the district and judge session, Ludhiana and reviewed security settings.
DGP also held a meeting with field officers on Friday and directed them to stay on guard to prevent further terror attacks in the state.
There was no politics in the case of Majithia DGP putting aside any politics in the case against the Bikram Singh Majithia leader, whose guarantees were rejected by the Mohali court on Friday.
Chattopadhyaya said that the investigation was happening even when he had not been arrested.
“The law takes its own way and has no politics behind the registration of the case,” he said.