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Namdharis: Police to blame for Chand Kaur’s murder

NEW DELHI: The Namdhari Vidhayak Jatha today blamed the Punjab Police for their “failure” to act promptly in the Avtar Singh’s murder case in 2011 and the Jalandhar bomb blast case in December last year.

Namdharis: Police to blame for Chand Kaur’s murder

Namdhari leaders Harpal Singh (L) and Sukhvinder Singh at a press conference in New Delhi on Monday. Tribune photo: Manas Ranjan Bhui



New Delhi, May 16

The Namdhari Vidhayak Jatha today blamed the Punjab Police for their “failure” to act promptly in the Avtar Singh’s murder case in 2011 and the Jalandhar bomb blast case in December last year. It said had the police acted in these cases, Mata Chand Kaur would have been alive.

“In the Jalandhar bomb blast case, the police failed to arrest the culprit or even determine how the bomb reached Jeevan Nagar. Associates of Thakur Dilip Singh are accused in this case. The bomb was taken to Jalandhar from Jeevan Nagar where Thakur Dilip Singh has his residence,” alleged Harpal Singh, secretary, Namdhari Vidhayak Jatha.

The jatha also claimed that in 2011, Thakur Dilip Singh was named in the FIR lodged in connection with the murder of Avtar Singh. — TNS

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