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Haryana Police Friday arrested two people in connection with the alleged assault on a Sikh man in Kaithal who had claimed that he was thrashed and called a "Khalistani" by the assailants.

Punjab police's anti-gangster task force (AGTF) arrests two operatives of a terror module operated by foreign-based mastermind Iqbalpreet Singh alias Buchi. Arrests averted sensational crimes in Punjab and neighbouring states. Operatives identified as Simarjot Singh and Arshpreet Singh. Weapons recovered include two pistols and live cartridges. Previous arrests and criminal backgrounds revealed.

Three armed men rob Punjab and Sind Bank's branch in Bangli Kalan village of Samrala, stealing Rs 15.96 lakh in just three minutes. The robbers came on a motorcycle and seemed to have prior information about the branch. Police investigating the case under relevant sections of the law.

Three men convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment for murdering their 21-year-old nephew over property dispute in 2007. Victim's father had passed away leaving ancestral property.

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India News: President Droupadi Murmu rejects mercy petition of Pakistani terrorist Mohd Arif in Red Fort attack case, where he killed 3 jawans in 2000.

President Droupadi Murmu rejects the mercy petition of Pakistani terrorist and death row convict Mohd Arif alias Ashfaq, involved in the Red Fort attack case. Learn more about the rejection and background of the case.

An advisory board of three judges in the Karnataka high court has approved the booking of notorious rowdy-sheeter Vishal Singh Chauhan under the Goonda Act. Vishal is facing charges of 14 crimes in Karnataka, Goa, and Maharashtra including murder, kidnapping, and robbery. City police commissioner Iada Martin Marbaniang passed the Goonda Act against him.

Punjab and Haryana HC upheld the dismissal of a Punjab police constable who had contact with terrorists during the peak of terrorism in Punjab. The co

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