Pilibhit, the nectar of the mind. The family of three Khalistan terrorists who were killed in an encounter between the Punjab police and Pilibhit a day ago have made a number of claims ranging from their involvement in some kind of terrorist attack to their involvement in the Gurdaspur grenade attack. He said that nothing of this kind had ever happened nor had any arguments or disputes been heard of the three, which would have revealed their connection with terrorist organizations. He showed ignorance on many points and continued to raise questions. However, no specific allegations were made against the police or at the meeting.
In a meeting held on Monday morning, three Khalistani terrorists, Gurvinder Singh (25), son of Gurudev Singh, resident of Kalanaur police station and Mohalla of Gurdaspur (Punjab), Virendra Singh alias Ravi (23), son of Ranjit Singh. alias, a resident of Agwan village in Kalanaur district of Gurdaspur (Punjab Jeeta and a resident of Nikka Sur village of Kalanaur police station in Gurdaspur (Punjab). Jasanpreet Singh alias Pratap Singh (18), son of Swaroop Singh, died His family was called by the police on Tuesday morning, Gurmeet Singh, father of Jasanpreet Singh and brother-in-law of Virendra Singh, came to Pilibhit from Punjab. When he reached the funeral home, he spoke to the media and while answering questions, he said that he did not know that his children were affiliated with the gang. Three Khalistani terrorists attacked the Bakshiwal police station in Gurdaspur Punjab with a hand grenade on December 18. After registering in Punjab, the police there reached Puranpur in Pilibhit. The families of all three said that they had information about the grenade blast in Punjab the police are at a distance of ten to fifteen kilometers from their village. But there was not much that only the children of his family were involved in this. Answering questions, he said the police had raided on December 18, but since then the police had not even reached his house to investigate. He said that an employee is a job and a family. Children were not seen using sticks, how could they use hand grenades and bullets. He was told that he had never seen anyone play such an expensive game that he would doubt. He went on to say that if the names of all three had appeared on the grenade, even if they had searched, the police would have come. But no one came home. A Punjab Police officer, who reached the house on Monday morning, informed that all three were killed in an encounter in Pilibhit, UP. Then the families of all three left in the evening in a rented car.
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