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A joint operation by the BSF and punjab police near Amritsar resulted in the seizure of six pistols and 14 magazines from a field near the India-Pakistan border. Separately, in Tarn Taran, two alleged shooters linked to the Satta Naushera gang were injured in an encounter with police, leading to the recovery of Pakistan-made pistols.

A Punjab cop's action of kneeling on a protester during a demonstration in Anandpur Sahib has drawn comparisons to George Floyd's case, sparking outrage and accusations of Punjab becoming a "police state." Opposition parties, farm groups, and others have criticized Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, citing his past promises against police brutality.

punjab police achieved a major breakthrough with the arrest of Happy Passia in California. Passia is wanted in numerous cases, including grenade attacks and extortion. He is linked to ISI-backed Babbar Khalsa International. Police hope for his deportation to India. Passia's criminal network is extensive. Authorities are working to dismantle it completely.

One person was injured in an encounter between punjab police and two suspected weapon suppliers in Tarn Taran. Acting on a tip-off, police intercepted Sukhdev Singh and Sarban Kumar, who opened fire. Police retaliated, injuring Singh. Kumar was arrested. Both are suspected to have links with Pakistan. The duo was reportedly transporting firearms from Amritsar Rural.

A Mohali court has approved polygraph tests for six punjab police officers who were stationed at the CIA staff unit in Mohali when gangster Lawrence Bishnoi's interview was filmed while in police custody. This decision follows an investigation that revealed Bishnoi's interviews were recorded during his detention, leading to the suspension and dismissal of several officers.

In New Delhi, Lovejeet, a 24-year-old man, was apprehended by punjab police. He allegedly impersonated Goldy Brar's brother. Lovejeet attempted to extort Rs 1 crore from a businessman. He also issued death threats to the businessman and his family. Police have observed a rise in similar cases. They urge the public to report extortion attempts immediately.

Amritpal Singh's detention under the National Security Act has been extended, supported by nearly 4,000 pages of evidence, including audio recordings allegedly linking him to criminal activities. These recordings purportedly connect him to the murder of YouTuber Gurpreet Singh Hari Nau and reveal associations with Canada-based terrorist Arsh Dala.

Gujarat ATS apprehended two individuals working on the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project. These individuals were wanted in Punjab for a murder case. punjab police shared a tip, leading to their capture in Nadiad. The accused, Bikramjeet Singh Nirvir Singh and Bikramjeet Singh Amarjeet Singh, confessed to their involvement in violent crimes.