Sunday, December 28, 2025
ADVT 
India

Khalistani Terrorist Devinder Pal Singh Bhullar Shifted To Amritsar Jail

IANS, 12 Jun, 2015 11:47 AM
    Khalistani terrorist Devinder Pal Singh Bhullar, who is on death row, was shifted to the Amritsar Central Jail from Delhi's Tihar Jail on Friday, a government official said.
     
    On reaching Amritsar, he underwent medical examination at the Government Guru Nanak Dev Hospital.
     
    Police Deputy Commissioner Parmpal Singh told reporters that the Amritsar jail authorities had received a communication from Tihar jail about Bhullar's shifting.
     
    Official sources said Bhullar's wife Navneet Kaur has demanded the Bhullar be lodge in the Amritsar Jail, citing his poor health.
     
    Kaur, who had migrated to Canada in 1994, has her parental house in Amritsar.
     
    Bhullar, a Khalistan Liberation Force terrorist, was sentenced to death for masterminding a 1993 car bomb attack in front of the Youth Congress office in New Delhi that killed 12 people.

    MORE India ARTICLES

    Amit Shah as BJP chief: Modi sidestepping RSS?

    Amit Shah as BJP chief: Modi sidestepping RSS?
    When L.K. Advani was dragged kicking and screaming from the post of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) president in 2005 under orders from the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), a diplomatic cable from the US embassy in Delhi to Washington stated that the event "demonstrated the power of the RSS ... and will likely increase the party's (the BJP's) political decline".

    Amit Shah as BJP chief: Modi sidestepping RSS?

    After Mahabharat and Panipat, it's now HSGPC vs SGPC

    After Mahabharat and Panipat, it's now HSGPC vs SGPC
    The land that is now called Haryana has been famous for epic battles like the Mahabharat and the three historic battles of Panipat. Now a leading Sikh body is fighting a politico-religious battle in the state to retain control over its gurdwaras.

    After Mahabharat and Panipat, it's now HSGPC vs SGPC

    Block rail, roads - go to jail in Punjab

    Block rail, roads - go to jail in Punjab
    Putting people to inconvenience and even causing suffering by blocking rail tracks and roads in Punjab could now have a legal complication for protesters. The state government has approved a bill under which blockade of rail and road traffic would attract punishment of up to one year in jail and even a penalty of Rs.100,000.

    Block rail, roads - go to jail in Punjab

    Britain faces mass strike by public sector workers

    Britain faces mass strike by public sector workers
    Britain is witnessing one of the biggest strikes by public sector employees in three years with up to one million people expected to take to the streets to protest pay freeze and pension changes as part of austerity measures, media reports said Thursday.

    Britain faces mass strike by public sector workers

    Ganga conservation in Jaitley's list of priorities

    Ganga conservation in Jaitley's list of priorities
    Cleaning Ganga, linking of rivers and beautification of river banks were on top of the agenda of Finance Minister Arun Jaitley who set aside Rs.2,037 crore for an integrated Ganga development project in the union budget 2014-2015.

    Ganga conservation in Jaitley's list of priorities

    Modi regime's first budget gives tax sops, promises growth

    Modi regime's first budget gives tax sops, promises growth
    Tax payers could save on their salaries and consumer goods like TVs, soap, footwear, processed food and computers will cost less as the Rs.18-lakh crore ($300-billion) maiden budget of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government promised to arrest price rise, boost investor mood, cut expenditure and restore India's growth to 7-8 percent in three years.

    Modi regime's first budget gives tax sops, promises growth