Tribune Information Service
Chandigarh, Could 24
Punjab Police Wednesday stated a person who was held on the Bangalore Airport on Tuesday was not Sandeep Bareta, one of many important conspirators within the 2015 sacrilege circumstances.
Police stated having verified the particular person detained on the Bangalore Airport, they discovered that he was not Sandeep Bareta, a person needed by the Punjab Police, however Sandeep Mannan, a resident of Delhi.
A person detained by the native police on Tuesday from the Bangalore Airport was claimed to be Bareta.
“A communication from Immigration Authorities, #Bengaluru Airport was obtained concerning detaining of Sandeep s/o Om Prakash r/o New Delhi) matching the outline of Sacrilege accused Sandeep Bareta on the premise of LOC issued by Faridkot Police in Bargari Sacrilege Circumstances. (1/2)”, tweeted Faridkot Police.
“The matter was promptly duly verified. It has been discovered that the detained particular person at Bengaluru Airport isn’t the needed Sacrilege accused Sandeep Bareta r/o Sirsa, #Haryana (2/2)”
Police had claimed to arrest one of many important conspirators, Sandeep Bareta, from the Bengaluru airport in 2015 Bargari sacrilege incidents in Faridkot.
Punjab Police in its tweet on Tuesday had stated, “Proclaimed Offender in #Bargari Sacrilege circumstances ‘Sandeep Bareta’ has been arrested at #Bangalore airport in pursuance of a lookout Discover issued by Punjab Police.” Bareta, a proclaimed offender, has a glance out discover issued in opposition to him by the Punjab Police for being needed in sacrilege incidents in Punjab’s Faridkot.
One of many sacrilege incidents was associated to the theft of a ‘bir’ (copy) of Guru Ganth Sahib in 2015 in Faridkot.
Shut on the heels of the theft, a number of handwritten sacrilegious posters had been discovered put up within the space and torn pages of the holy guide had been discovered scattered at Bargari.
The incidents had led to intense anti-sacrilege protests within the district.
Two folks had been killed within the police firing at anti-sacrilege protesters in Behbal Kalan in October 2015, whereas a number of others had been injured in Kotkapura in an identical incident.
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