Punjab court issues fresh arrest warrant against BJP leader Tajinder Bagga
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A Mohali court issued fresh warrants for BJP leader Tajinder Bagga’s arrest on Saturday.
A day after high drama unfolded in Delhi, Punjab and Haryana over the arrest of Tajinder Bagga, a Mohali court on Saturday issued fresh warrants for the BJP leader’s arrest.
Tajinder Bagga has been charged under 153A, 505, 505(2), and 506 sections of the Indian Penal Code (IPC).
Following the Mohali court’s order, the District Magistrate has asked the Cyber Crime Branch of Mohali to arrest Tajinder Bagga and produce him before the court.
3 states, 1 arrest: Drama over Tajinder Bagga's arrest
Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) national secretary Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga, 36, was arrested from his home in Janakpuri, Delhi by the Punjab Police on Friday morning on charges of making provocative statements, promoting enmity and criminal intimidation. The case was registered on the complaint of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Sunny Singh Ahluwalia, a resident of Mohali.
As the Punjab Police left with Bagga, the Delhi Police sprung into action, registering a case of abduction against their Punjab counterparts at the Janakpuri police station. Soon, the Haryana Police too entered the scene. The crime branch of Kurukshetra intercepted the Punjab Police's convoy that was escorting Bagga to Mohali near the Khanpur Kolia National Highway-GT Road crossing and took them in for questioning.
The Delhi Police then took over the custody of the BJP leader and brought him back to the national capital.
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