Amritsar: Punjab Police has intensified its action against Shiromani Akali Dal leader and former minister Bikram Singh Majithia. Authorities have now issued a LOC Against Bikram Majithia, restricting his movement and preventing him from leaving the country.
Massive Search Operation Launched
Following the LOC, Amritsar Police has formed 12 dedicated teams to trace and detain Majithia. These teams are actively conducting searches across multiple locations.
Meanwhile, police also carried out coordinated operations in Amritsar and Chandigarh on Monday as part of the ongoing investigation.
Case Linked to Alleged Forced Release Incident
According to officials, the case relates to an incident involving the alleged forced release of an individual from Majitha police station.
After this incident, police registered a case on May 31. Subsequently, they intensified the investigation and began tracking all involved individuals.
Investigation and Legal Action Continue
Moreover, the issuance of the LOC Against Bikram Majithia marks a major escalation in the investigation. Police teams are now collecting evidence, recording statements, and verifying digital records.
At the same time, authorities continue to coordinate with multiple units to ensure the accused does not evade legal process.
In addition, officials stated that further arrests may follow as the investigation progresses.
Conclusion
Overall, the LOC Against Bikram Majithia has significantly intensified the case. Punjab Police continues its large-scale search operation with multiple teams deployed across key locations.
Meanwhile, investigators remain focused on building a strong case based on evidence and witness statements. Further updates are expected as the probe moves forward.
Key Points of the news:
- Punjab Police issues LOC Against Bikram Majithia, restricting his travel abroad.
- Amritsar Police forms 12 special teams to trace and arrest him.
- Searches conducted in Amritsar and Chandigarh during the investigation.
- Case linked to alleged forced release of a person from Majitha police station.
- FIR registered on May 31; investigation and raids are currently underway.
