Murder at the Singhu border

Murder at the Singhu border: All three suspects are being held in police custody for six days

   The three suspects, Narayan Singh, Bhagwant Singh and Govind Preet Singh, had been remanded in custody for six days in connection with the brutal killings and killings in Singhu Border.

New Delhi: In a new development in the Singhu border massacre, the Sonipat Court on Sunday (October 17, 2021) sent all three suspects, linked to the arrest of a Dalit boy to the farmers 'protesters' web page, to six police detention for six days.

   All three suspects, Narayan Singh, Bhagwant Singh and Govind Preet Singh, were remanded in custody for six days in connection with the brutal killings and killings on the Singhu Border farmers' protest website on Friday.

   All three suspects appeared in Sonipat Magistrate's Court today. Earlier, on Saturday Amritsar Rural police arrested Narayan Singh of Rakh Devidass Pura in Amarkot village in Punjab. On Saturday night, Haryana police arrested a senior Nihangs in connection with the incident in Singhu Border, Bhagwant Singh and Govind Preet Singh. They worked with the media at the Singhu border before "surrendering".

   On Friday, police arrested the suspect, Sarabjit Sigh, in connection with the case. Following this, a court docket in Sonipat returned him to custody for seven days on Saturday.

Meanwhile, the late Lakhbir Singh's residence was set on fire in his Punjab neighborhood in Tarn Taran while it was securely guarded inside a seat by members of his relatives. No Sikh priest turned into a gift for performing Ardas (spiritual Sikh prayer) and no local resident Cheema Kalan attended the closing ceremonies.

     It can be said that the massacre took place during Friday's border on the Singhu border between Haryana and Delhi and Lakhbir Singh (30), who lives in the Tarn Taran district of Punjab, turned into a visual drama of Sarbloh Granth - a sacred Sikh scripture - with the help of a Nihang Sikh boy.

Lakhbir turned around and was accused of vandalizing Sarbloh Granth. The quarrel escalated into a full-blown riot, and the boy's hand was cut off in the middle of a riot.