‘Sad day in Punjab’ says Congress MLA Pargat Singh as Punjab Police stands humiliated with Bagga’s arrest case

Tajinder Bagga case, Delhi Police has filed two complaints against Punjab Police. The first case of kidnapping has been registered. The second case has been registered for assault on the statement of Bagga's father.

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After heated claims and counter-claims over the arrest of Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) spokesperson Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga from his west Delhi residence, Delhi Police on Friday took his custody from its Punjab counterpart and sent him back to the national capital from Kurukshetra to be produced in a local court for transit remand. 
Delhi Police lodged two cases against Punjab Police in connection with the arrest.
 
 The Punjab Police team taking the BJP spokesperson to Mohali near Chandigarh was stopped midway by Haryana Police after Delhi Police registered a kidnapping case on the complaint of Bagga's father. 
 
 Haryana Police took Bagga to a police station near Kurukshetra town where a team of Delhi Police arrived. Reacting to this, Congress MLA Pargat Singh took his Twitter account. 
He wrote, “Today is a sad day in Punjab’s history as Punjab Police stands humiliated with a kidnapping case against it.
@BhagwantMann Ji, Punjab Police is not a mercenary outfit to settle @ArvindKejriwal’s political score. It is time to say no to all such illegal orders.”

Pargat Singh alleges Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal for settling his political score using his power. Bagga came under fire from the AAP, which is ruling both Delhi and Punjab, for his tweet against Mr. Kejriwal over 'The Kashmir Files' movie.

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Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leaders have defended the arrest, saying Punjab Police are acting in an unbiased way and the action was taken after the BJP spokesperson refused to cooperate with the investigation even after notices were sent five times.

AAP spokesperson Saurabh Bhardwaj said they have collected information about Bagga, who he claims uses "obscene, toxic and hateful language" on social media.





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