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Two persons with terror links arrested in Punjab

Tuesday - April 18, 2017 10:10 pm , Category : INDIA
 Two persons with terror links arrested in Punjab
Two persons with terror links arrested in Punjab

Chandigarh April 18 (IANS) The Punjab Police on Tuesday announced that it has arrested two alleged terrorists belonging to a terror module set up by a Europe-based radical militant group to target leaders and members of socio-religious organisations in the state.

Palwinder Singh and Sandeep Kumar were arrested by the Counter Intelligence Unit of Punjab Police from Batala town a police spokesperson said.

Investigations so far have revealed that the duo had been tasked with creating political instability by fanning communal passions in the state he said.

A huge cache of arms and ammunition was also recovered from their possession.

The seizure included one 9 mm pistol 2 magazines and 13 live rounds two .32 bore pistols along with 4 magazines and 33 live rounds and one .12 bore countrymade gun he said.

The module was controlled by Shaminder Singh alias Sherry currently operating from Germany and believed to be in touch with other militant leaders based in Belgium such as Jagdish Singh Bhoora he added.

These militants based in different countries of Europe are also wanted in various criminal cases in several police stations of Punjab on charges of promoting terrorist activities in the state.

The police have also arrested Sherry s mother Jaswinder Kaur from Batala. Two weapons were seized from her also.

Jaswinder has told the police that Sherry had visited Punjab on several occasions the last visit being in January 2017. Sherry was supporting the arrested members of the terror module from Germany police said.

--IANS
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