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Gangster Arsh Dala's father, 3 others acquitted in Bathinda bizman murder case
Gangster Arsh Dala's father, 3 others acquitted in Bathinda bizman murder case

Time of India

time02-08-2025

  • Time of India

Gangster Arsh Dala's father, 3 others acquitted in Bathinda bizman murder case

Bathinda : Four persons, including foreign-based gangster Arsh Dala's father Charanjit Singh , were acquitted in a murder case in Bathinda. The accused were acquitted due to lack of evidence after the witnesses turned hostile and doubts arose over the recovered weapons. Bathinda Mall Road Shopkeepers' Association president and owner of Harman Amritsar Kulcha, Harjinder Singh, also known as Mela, was killed outside his shop in Bathinda on Oct 28, 2023. Angry over the killing of a shopkeeper in a broad daylight, the traders protested by closing their business establishments and blocking the main road in the town by placing the body. Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu and slain rapper Sidhu Moosewala's father, Balkaur Singh, were present. Given the enormity of the situation, the district police announced a reward of Rs 2 lakh for information about the accused by releasing their sketches. Defence counsel Harpal Singh Khaara said that a challan was presented against four accused — Arsh Dala's father Charanjit Singh, Paramjit Singh alias Pamma, Kamaljit Singh alias Komaljit Singh and Lovely Singh alias Lavi Singh. As per the judgment by the court of special court/additional sessions judge Rajesh Kumar, on the overall appraisal of the evidence on record, the prosecution was not able to prove its case against the accused beyond reasonable doubt. The material witnesses, complainant Aarti Johal, wife of Harjinder Singh; Jagmail Singh, manager at Harman Kulcha; and Vikram Singh, cook at Harman Kulcha, did not support the case of the prosecution. The remaining witnesses proved the formal investigation proceedings. There was no other independent evidence to prove the allegations leveled in the FIR. There was no substantive evidence on record to prove the charges framed against the accused. Get the latest lifestyle updates on Times of India, along with Friendship Day wishes , messages and quotes !

Bishnoi gang claims responsibility for 2nd killing in a month in Canada
Bishnoi gang claims responsibility for 2nd killing in a month in Canada

Time of India

time23-06-2025

  • Time of India

Bishnoi gang claims responsibility for 2nd killing in a month in Canada

New Delhi: The Lawrence Bishnoi gang has claimed responsibility for the killing of a businessman reported from Canada's Brampton last week. Sources said Goldy Brar supervised the killing of the gang's rival, who apparently refused to pay protection money. This would be the second killing carried out by the gang in Canada over a month's time, the previous one being of Harjeet Dhadda, who the Bishnoi group claimed was financing the Arsh Dala syndicate. Investigators said Bishnoi and Brar accused Dhadda of sheltering the killers of their associate Mahal Singh at his farmhouse in Uttarakhand. The latest victim who was shot on Friday has been identified as MP Dhanoa, who was in his thirties. He was gunned down in a drive-by shooting at an automotive complex shop located on Rutherford Road South and Selby Road in Brampton. Peel Regional Police told the local media that its officers responded to the shooting around 5.45pm. Upon arrival at the complex, police discovered a man with multiple gunshot wounds. Paramedics rushed him to a trauma centre in critical condition, where he succumbed to his injuries. The local administration blamed an "India-based crime network" for the "targeted killing". A Facebook post by Bishnoi's man Friday Rohit Godara read, "We are responsible for the killing. I called him a week ago for protection money because he made money through a lot of wrong things and he came out on bail from jail some time ago. When I called him, he misbehaved with me. We told him that we will definitely take him out.. . lightly. This is a warning for those whose name is included in our hit list, we will definitely kill them." The group has of late stopped tagging their kingpin Bishnoi in their posts to shield him and give the impression that they are operating separately. However, investigators dismissed these claims as frivolous attempts to mislead the law enforcement agencies. In May, 51-year-old Dhadda of Brampton was shot multiple times after being approached by unknown suspects in a parking lot near Tranmere Drive and Telford Way in Mississauga. Investigators said they found common patterns in the killings of Dhanoa and Dhadda—Brar being a key link and conspirator. Two of Brar's henchmen, Aman and Digvijay, were held in June for Dhadda's murder. According to social media posts from his children, Dhadda, a Canadian resident since 1997, received threats in recent years, which were reported to police, but no action was taken.

Punjab Police foils target killing plot by Canada-based terrorist Arsh Dala, two arrested
Punjab Police foils target killing plot by Canada-based terrorist Arsh Dala, two arrested

The Hindu

time15-06-2025

  • The Hindu

Punjab Police foils target killing plot by Canada-based terrorist Arsh Dala, two arrested

Punjab Police has foiled a target killing plot orchestrated by Canada-based terrorist Arsh Dala and arrested two key operatives of the module, officials said on Sunday (June 15, 2025). According to preliminary investigation, the arrested individuals were acting on the directions of Arsh Dala to eliminate rival gang members and extortion targets, DGP Gaurav Yadav posted on X. 'In a major breakthrough, State Special Operations Cell (#SSOC), Punjab, foils a target killing plot orchestrated by Canada-based terrorist Arsh Dala and apprehends two key operatives – Kawaljit Singh, R/o Dharamkot, and Navdeep Singh @ Hani, R/o Badduwal,' the DGP said in the post. He added that with this timely and intelligence-led operation, the SSOC has successfully busted a targeted killing module, averting a serious threat to public safety. Police also seized one Zigana .30 bore pistol (Turkish made) and nine live cartridges during the operation, the DGP said. 'Further investigation is underway to trace both forward and backward linkages of the module,' the DGP said.

2 associates of gangster Arsh Dala arrested in Bathinda
2 associates of gangster Arsh Dala arrested in Bathinda

Time of India

time21-05-2025

  • Time of India

2 associates of gangster Arsh Dala arrested in Bathinda

Bathinda: The Anti-Gangster Task Force (AGTF), Punjab, in a joint operation with Faridkot police , arrested two associates of foreign-based gangster Arsh Dala . The arrested associates have been identified as Vishal Singh of Muktsar and Onkar Singh of Gamewala village in Ferozepur. The police also recovered two .30 pistols, along with six live cartridges, from their possession. The two have multiple cases registered against them, DGP Gaurav Yadav said on Wednesday. The DGP said preliminary investigation revealed that accused Vishal Singh, who had come out on bail recently, was actively planning to eliminate his rival gang member. The accused was continuously in touch with his foreign-based handlers and was waiting for directions to execute a crime in Punjab. Yadav said further investigation was underway to identify other associates and establish backward and forward linkages in the case. The arrest is seen as a part of the ongoing crackdown on the terrorist-gangster networks with international linkages. Additional director general of police (AGTF) Promod Ban said based on intelligence inputs, the AGTF team led by DSP Rajan Parminder located the accused persons in the jurisdiction of Faridkot. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Click Here - This Might Save You From Losing Money Expertinspector Click Here Undo He said, in a joint operation with the Faridkot police, they arrested the accused and recovered weapons from their possession. Faridkot senior superintendent of police Pragya Jain said the arrested persons had a criminal background, with cases related to attempt to murder, cheating, and under the Arms Act registered against them. MSID:: 121317897 413 |

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