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Ludhiana: The Khanna police have detained an assault-case fugitive who landed in the country after 12 years in Canada. The immigration authorities intercepted Jatinder Singh of Mullanpur at Delhi’s international airport. Court had declared him a proclaimed offender in a 2007 assault case , but he left for Canada while on bail and skipped all court proceedings for more than a decade.
He also carried rioting charges after an altercation in his village. After court issued a proclamation against him around 12 years ago, police issued a lookout circular (LOC) to alert the authorities to his pending charges. His return triggered the LOC, resulting in his detention.
He claimed to be unaware of his PO status. Inspector Sandeep Kumar, SHO of Payal, confirmed that the man was now in judicial custody. We also published the following articles recently Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann condemns violence in Canada, urges Indian govt to address issue with Canadian authorities Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann condemned the recent violence in Canada, expressing concern for the safety of Punjabi residents.
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