Pakistani YouTuber Nasir Dhillon recently gave an update on Jalandhar man Sharandeep who has been lodged in a jail in the Islamic Country. Nasir claimed that Sharandeep who illegally crossed border is currently lodged in a jail in Kasur sector. He is most likely to get bail in 20 to 30 days. However, Sharandeep has informed the lawyer Behram Bajwa who went to meet him from Lahore that he does not want to return even after getting bail.
The YouTuber claimed that Sharandeep wants to take asylum in Pakistan as he fears that he will be killed if returns to Jalandhar, Punjab.
"Advocate Behram Bajwa's interest took interest in Sharandeep's case. He went to meet Sharandeep who is currently inside a jail in Kasoor. Sharandeep has also signed a vakaalatnama. Since his family is not here, I have told my brother to send him upper, oil, shoes, and other daily use items. I told him that he will get bail in 20 to 30 days and then he will be deported back."
"He said that does not want to return. He said that he gets beaten by people, he has FIR on his name. So if he returns to India, he has a threat to his life. He also asked to take an asylum in Pakistan," said Nasir Dhillon.
Sharandeep Singh, hailing from Bhoepur village in the Shahkot area of Jalandhar district has been arrested in Pakistan. The confirmation of Sharandeep Singh's arrest in Pakistan came after his picture in which he was seen in Pakistani Rangers' custody surfaced on social media. According to reports, he was caught by Pakistani Rangers in the Kasur Sector after he crossed the border.
One of Sharandeep's relative informed the media, "His name is Sharandeep Singh. He left the house on November 2 along with his friend who is also from same village. His friend returned home but our son did not. I asked him where did you leave him but he did not reveal."
"Then, on November 6, he said that he left him in a village of Khemkaran (Tarn Taran district). On November 7, we filed a complaint in Shahkot's Police Station that our son who left home November 2 has not returned. Now, we are getting to know that he reached Pakistan. We got to know about this after our relatives sent us picture of him that surfaced on social media."
"We don't know the reason. Three to Four months back he went into a fight. Since he was in depression, he also started doing drugs. On 21st, BSF officials came to our house in the evening for inquiry. They confirmed that our son is now in Pakistan."
