Within 3 days of the Motorcycle Blast in Jalalabad, the Fazilka
Police on Saturday cracked the case with the arrest of Parveen Kumar, who
revealed that the motorcycle carrying explosive material was to be placed in
some crowded area in Jalalabad city. Notably, Balwinder Singh alias Bindu of village
Jhugge Nihanga Wale died in a motorcycle blast in Jalalabad town at around 8 pm
on September 15, 2021. He had a criminal background.
Following up on an input
given by a farmer coupled with disclosures by Parveen, the police have also
recovered a tiffin bomb kept concealed in fields in the area his native village
Dharmupura, which is just 3 kms away from the Indo-Pak border.
Pertinently, this is the fourth such Tiffin bomb IED fabricated
in a ‘Made in Pakistan’ Children’s Tiffin Box— all bearing pictures of cartoon
characters, recovered from border state Punjab during the last 40 days.
Sharing details,
Inspector General of Police (IGP) Ferozepur Range Jatinder Singh Aulakh said
that after finding the role of Parveen in hatching the conspiracy to blow-off
the motorcycle in a crowded area, the Fazilka Police launched a probe into the
available clues and arrested Parveen on Saturday.
He said that,
during investigations, Parveen revealed that the blast which happened on the
motorcycle, was being driven by Binder, and it was supposed to be parked in
some crowded area in Jalalabad city.
Parveen also
revealed that the conspiracy to commit this act of terror was hatched at the
house of Sukhwinder Singh alias Sukha of village Chandi Wala in Ferozepur
on September 14, 2021. He said that
Gurpreet Singh of village Lakhmir Ke Hitthar in Mamdot was also part of the
conspiracy.
SSP Deepak Hilori
said that on revelations of Parveen, the police have booked all the four
accused persons and efforts are on to arrest Sukhwinder and Gurpreet. He said
that all the four accused persons including Bindu are having a criminal
background and are related to each other.
Already, FIR no.
205 dated 16.9.2021 has been registered under sections 3 and 4 of the
Explosives Act at Police Station City Jalalabad.
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Earlier, on August
8, 2021, the Amritsar Rural police had recovered five hand grenades alongwith a
tiffin bomb from village Daleke in Lopoke. Similarly, Kapurthala Police had
also recovered a similar consignment consisting of two live hand grenades, one
live tiffin bomb and other explosive material from Phagwara on August 20, 2021,
while, the third tiffin was used to blow off an Oil Tanker in Ajnala on August
8, 2021.
