Chandigarh Burail Jail Tiffin Bomb Case: UT Police Investigating

Chandigarh Burail Jail Tiffin Bomb Case: The terrorists caught from Haryana had kept the bomb, UT Police will interrogate.

Terrorist associates had placed tiffin bombs along the wall of Chandigarh Burail Jail at the behest of a terrorist sitting in Pakistan Harvinder Singh alias Rinda.

However, the police are searching for answers to all the questions including the real intention of placing the bomb, the entry of the accused, and bringing RDX in the tiffin.

According to sources, Punjab Police is interrogating 4 terrorists arrested from Karnal in Haryana.

During police interrogation, these terrorists confessed to planting bombs outside the Burail jail in Chandigarh.

However, police officials are not yet officially confirming this. Soon the Special Investigation Team of Chandigarh Police will get the production warrant and bring two suspects of tiffin bombs to Chandigarh.

After getting the tiffin bomb, the police are apprehensive that this conspiracy can also be done to drive away from the terrorists Jagtar Singh Tara and Paramjit Singh Bhora, who are lodged inside the Burail Jail.

Both the terrorists are involved in the assassination of former Punjab Chief Minister Beant Singh.

At the same time, the henchmen of Harvinder Singh Rinda gang, who was a history-sheeter of Chandigarh Police, have also been lodged in Burail Jail.

Police claim that only after this did Rinda come in contact with terrorism and started preparing his terrorist network.

Now through his contacts and gangs from Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, and Chandigarh, sitting in Pakistan are plotting to spread terror in the country.

The names of the terrorists caught from Karnal last week are Gurpreet Singh, Amandeep, Bhupendra, and Parminder. The four suspects are residents of Ferozepur and Ludhiana in Punjab.

“SIT is constantly in touch with Punjab Police in connection with the tiffin bomb found outside Burail Jail.”

Soon after the arrest of four suspected terrorists, the bomb keeper will also be in the custody of the police.