During the hearing, the Haryana state counsel informed the court that the Delhi police had provided information about Tajinder Bagga's arrest. According to him, no Punjab police officers were apprehended in Haryana. The Punjab Police and the Delhi Police spoke when the Delhi Police arrived in Khanpur at 2 p.m.
The habeas corpus case filed by the State of Punjab was for its police employees, not Bagga, according to Haryana State Counsel. The state of Haryana has been ordered to provide a status report by the High Court.
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Bagga’s counsel Chetan Mittal raised a question about his arrest by the Punjab Police and also asked how the state government could file a habeas corpus against Haryana.