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Chandigarh police fail to get police remand of Jagtar Singh Tara in Burail jailbreak case

July 14, 2015 | By

Chandigarh: The Chandigarh police once again failed to get police remand of Bhai Jagtar Singh Tara in Burail jailbreak case. The Punjab and Haryana High Court yesterday dismissed a petition moved by the UT police. UT police had demanded 14 days police remand of Bhai Tara.

A bench headed by Justice Paramjit Singh of the High Court held a hearing on 10 March petition.

Advocate Harnam Singh Bhullar pleaded before the court that Chandigarh police’s petition was not maintainable as Jagtar Singh has already been granted bail by a lower court in this case. He said that Chandigarh police’s demand for police remand of Jagtar Singh Tara without challenging bail orders of the lower court was not maintainable under the law.

Bhai Jagtar SIngh Tara [File Photo]

Bhai Jagtar SIngh Tara [File Photo]

After hearing the arguments the High Court dismissed the petition and refused to grant any police remand of Jagtar Singh Tara in this case.

Jagtar Singh Tara, who had escaped from Burail jail in 2004 along with Bhai Jagtar Singh Hawara, Paramjit Singh Bheora and another, was arrested by Thailand police earlier this year. After his arrest he was deported to India by Thailand authorities. He is facing charges under Punjab CM Beant Singh assassination case. He is also facing charges under the Burail jailbreak case.

Talking to the Sikh Siyasat News (SSN), Sikh intellectual and former IAS officer Gurtej Singh said that CM Beant Singh’s assassination was a political act arising out of existential concerns of the Sikh people.

It is notable that CM Beant Singh’s regime had unleashed the region of state-terror against civilians Sikh population of Punjab. During Beant Singh’s tenure as Punjab CM, Sikhs were subjected to mass level atrocities and systematic and widespread human rights abuses in Punjab. He was got killed in a bomb blast on Aug 31, 1995.


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