US deportation of Indians: Punjab Police arrests one travel agent from Patiala
The SIT has been exhorting the deported individuals to come forth and assist in ensuring that those violating the laws are submitted to the majesty of the law.
The SIT has been exhorting the deported individuals to come forth and assist in ensuring that those violating the laws are submitted to the majesty of the law.
In a major crackdown on fraudulent immigration consultants exploiting innocent individuals, the Special Investigation Team (SIT) constituted by the Punjab Police has taken strict action to dismantle the multinational human trafficking nexus operating in the region.
Punjab police busted a terror module and arrested three people near Amritsar airport on Sunday night. The police recovered one AK-47, a few rounds, a pistol of 0.3 bore and one of 0.32 bore with cartridges from them, officials said.
To combat and investigate the illegal human trafficking/illegal migration arising from the deportation of Indian Citizens domiciled in Punjab from the United States of America (USA), the Punjab Police on Friday constituted a four-member Fact-Finding Committee-Cum-Special Investigation Team (SIT).
After a mysterious blast-like sound was heard near the dysfunctional Police Post on Fatehgarh Churian Road in Amritsar on Monday, Commissioner of Police (CP), Amritsar, Gurpreet Singh Bhullar promptly visited the scene to assess the situation.
Earlier on 8 January, the Punjab Police had issued an advisory banning the manufacture, sale and use of Chinese kite flying strings in the state.
Lucky Patial, who is presently heading Bambiha gang, is the most-wanted gangster the Punjab Police is looking for. Those arrested have been identified as Kuldeep Singh Kingra of Mandi Dabwali in Sirsa, Haryana and Harinder Singh of Kotakpura, Faridkot.
The VDCs will comprise trusted and prominent persons of the village including retired police or Army personnel, school principals and government officers etc.
In yet another stepped up effort to firmly deal with the carlifters, the Punjab Police have caught gunmen after an encoutner in Kapurthakala. But they lost one of the constable.
The foreign-based handlers used cut-outs and dead letter box (DLB) techniques for retrieval of consignment and establishing contact so that the module members were assigned tasks directly by the handlers and were aware of only their roles.
