Sources informed that Punjab’s most wanted gangster Jaipal Bhullarturned from gangster to drug smuggler and was directly involved in narco terrorismin which Pakistani agency ISI supplied modern weapons and enabled heroin smuggling.
Not only was he involved with Pakistani smugglers but alsofrom those of other nations. Sources informed that along with Bhullar operated with 17 accomplices, and the latter have already escaped to other nations and they will be pursued.
Sources informed that the weapons were latest e.g. a sniperrifle with telescopic sight, and that some of his weapons were in Tarn Taran.
It is believed that the killedgangster-turned-narco-terrorist had contacts with people who were imprisoned invarious prisons, and with coordination with them, he was running his activities.
Sources informed, for instance, that a big smuggler named Chanduis rumoured to be held in Firozpur prison and was a partner of Bhullar incross-border drugs trade.
Bhullar had become a very big part of drug syndicate inPunjab and was believed to be making a bank from the drugs operations.
Interestingly, he did not use mobile phone, yet hisoperations were effective. This was so because he maintained a large number ofso-called black sheep within the police departments who enabled Bhullar to stayone step ahead in this game of cat and mouse. Specifically, sources informedthat his contacts within the police system informed him about any plans againsthim in advance.
Because of this network, he not only survived but thrivedfor 11 years and after committing a crime in Ludhiana, hid within a 30-kmradius, indicating his clout.
Bhullar had intentions to leave India, however the action bysincere ASIs of Punjab Police who were martyred in the line of duty jeopardisedBhullar’s plans. Bhullar murdered two ASIs at Jagraon who recognised him.Because of this incident he decided that he had to relocate.
Further, it is believed that he was planning big terrorist activitieswith the support of his black sheep in the police system which were also foiledas a result.
Now, with Bhullar dead, has Punjab Police lost more than ithas gained? With the last breath of Bhullar all the secrets he had died withhim. If he were captured alive, then attempts could have been made to extractinformation from him regarding unscrupulous personnel in various government anddepartments.