6 arrested with 8 stolen bikes, cash

Ludhiana: Khanna police have arrested six men with eight stolen motorcycles and 200 Canadian dollars in separate cases.SP (investigation) Dr Pragya Jain said Khanna police traced three theft cases in a week and arrested six accused with eight motorcycles, Rs 1.14 lakh, 200 Canadian dollars and other valuables. On September 25, miscreants had broken into the house of Surinderpal Singh of Jagat Colony in Khanna and stolen Rs 1.5 lakh in cash, gold and silver valuables. Police said during probe, Harvinder Singh (28) and Sandeep Singh (30) of Shamgarh in Samrala were arrested with Rs 1.14 lakh in cash, 200 Canadian dollars and 90g silver.tnn

Khanna police arrests six after recovering cash, eight motorcycles and 200 Canadian dollars

Six individuals have been arrested by Khanna police in separate cases involving theft. The police recovered eight motorcycles, Indian currency, and 200 Canadian Dollars from the possession of the accused. The arrests were made in connection with three theft cases reported in the week. The stolen motorcycles were being sold to two individuals named Gurpal Singh and Ravi. A total of eight stolen motorcycles were recovered in the investigation.

Silver idols, cash stolen from Indl Area temple

Unidentified miscreants stole silver idols and Rs 25,000 from a temple in Chandigarh after breaking the lock on the main gate. The caretaker of the temple discovered the theft when he woke up the next morning. Police have registered a burglary case and are reviewing CCTV footage for clues. In other news, two individuals drowned during the immersion of Ganesh idols in Andhra Pradesh, and two others died in separate accidents during the immersion of Lord Vinayagar idols in Tamil Nadu, highlighting the need for increased safety measures during such processions.

Canadian police say probe into killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar 'active and ongoing'

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) has stated that the investigation into the killing of Khalistani separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar is still ongoing. Nijjar, the leader of the banned Khalistan Tiger Force, was killed in British Columbia in June. The RCMP's Integrated Homicide Investigation Team is handling the case. The Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara Sahib in Surrey, where the killing occurred, is investigating how The Washington Post obtained security camera footage of the incident. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has accused the Indian government of being behind Nijjar's killing, but India has denied the allegations.