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Punjab News In Punjab’s Bathinda, all shops in the city are closed in protest against the killing of Mall Road Market Association president Harjinder Singh Johal alias Mela. The shopkeepers gathered on the Mall Road staged a dharna at the Army Chowk. The shopkeepers raised slogans against the Punjab government and the police. On the other hand, in view of the anger of the shopkeepers, the police have been deployed in the military square.
On the other hand, about 21 hours after Johal’s murder, Sunday afternoon Bathinda Police (Bathinda Police) has released pictures of two miscreants firing bullets. The police have announced a reward of Rs 2 lakh for any information about the two shooters. It has also been asked that the identity of the informant be kept confidential.
Law and order has completely collapsed – directly
Former president of Punjab Congress on Sunday evening Navjot Singh Sidhu (Navjot Singh Sidhu) Reached the shopkeepers’ dharna. Sidhu said that law and order has completely collapsed. Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, his ministers and none of the MLAs reached to inquire about the condition of the victim’s family. Every day some murder is happening. Gangsters are demanding ransom from businessmen. Where should ordinary people go? Now why is the divine mind silent? Bhagwant Maan, who is talking about the debate, should come to Bathinda where this incident happened and debate and answer the people’s questions.
Shoot the killers in the middle of the market-Moosewala
Earlier Sunday morning Punjabi Singer Sidhu Moosewala (Singer Sidhu Moosewala) Balkaur Singh’s father reached Bathinda from Mansa to join the traders’ strike. Expressing his protest, Balkaur Singh said that the Punjab government will also have to make strict laws like other states. The government will have to avenge the murder by killing itself. The murderers should be shot in the middle of the market. Balkaur said that new gangsters are emerging in Punjab every day. The state government should issue a WhatsApp number on which people can complain about threats from gangsters. He said that as long as the shopkeepers’ strike continues in Bathinda, they will remain sitting here.
The trade union had called for the strike
The trade union has called for a Bandh in Bathinda on Sunday in protest against the killing of Harjinder Singh Johal. For this, all the shopkeepers of the city started gathering on the mall road since morning. By 8 am, a large number of traders had gathered on Mall Road. After this, the shopkeepers started a dharna in the army square.
Shops across the city closed
On the other hand, angry over Johal’s murder, shopkeepers kept their shops closed across the city on Sunday. The Chamber of Commerce also announced in the city that no businessmen or shopkeepers should open their shops today and should not go on strike for justice. Angry over the killing of their chief, the businessmen demanded from the Punjab government that Johal’s family should be given a compensation of Rs 1 crore and a member of the family should be given a government job. Let us tell you that at around 5.30 pm on Saturday, Harjinder Singh Johal was shot dead by two miscreants riding a bike when he was sitting on a chair outside his restaurant on Mall Road.
The search for the accused is being conducted
SP City of Bathinda Narinder Singh said that a case under section 302 has been registered against the killers in Kotwali police station. Different teams have been formed and investigations are being done from different angles. Technical support is also being taken. The SP said that some clues have been found in the initial investigation, based on which efforts are being made to solve the case. Johal never gave any complaint of receiving any kind of threat etc.
Empty casings of bullets were recovered from the spot
The SP said that the age of both the miscreants who fired the shot seems to be around 25 years. Empty bullet casings have been recovered from the spot and sent for forensic examination. It will be known only after the investigation report which weapon was used in this incident. Do the attackers have gangster connections or not? Currently, the police are refraining from saying anything about it. However, sources say that Harjinder Singh Johal was fired with a .9mm pistol. These pistols are mostly used by professional shooters.
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