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First head rolls: PPS officer Raj Jit Singh dismissed, booked, to face vigilance too - Vimarsana News

First head rolls: PPS officer Raj Jit Singh dismissed, booked, to face vigilance too

What sealed Moga ex-SSP’s fate was list of properties he had amassed

Punjab cop Raj Jit Singh sacked after HC makes public SIT reports on drug menace - Vimarsana News

Punjab cop Raj Jit Singh sacked after HC makes public SIT reports on drug menace

Reports submitted in sealed covers by SIT chief Siddharth Chattopadhayaya in 2018 were recently made public by the Punjab and Haryana High Court.

Punjab CM Mann sacks senior cop over nexus with drug traffickers - Vimarsana News

Punjab CM Mann sacks senior cop over nexus with drug traffickers

Mann also asked the vigilance bureau to investigate the wealth amassed by the police officer through alleged 'drug money'.

Source: rediff.com
Police-drug mafia nexus: In sealed envelope for five years, SIT report opened by HC recommends 2 more inquiries - Vimarsana News

Police-drug mafia nexus: In sealed envelope for five years, SIT report opened by HC recommends 2 more inquiries

While probing the “complicity” of Raj Jit Singh with Inderjit Singh, the SIT report states that “certain serious acts of misconduct on the part of Inderjit Singh have emerged, which is smuggling drugs from Pakistan with the aid of smugglers like late Gurjeet Singh, Sahab Singh, Dalbir Singh and dismissed BSF personnel Suresh Kumar Tyagi”.

3 SIT reports out of sealed covers, CM Mann promises exemplary action - Vimarsana News

3 SIT reports out of sealed covers, CM Mann promises exemplary action

His statement came six days after the Punjab and Haryana High Court opened three out of four sealed reports on the role of police officials in the drug trade in the state.