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Crime
Delhi Special Cell arrests youth linked to banned Sikh for Justice group in Faridkot
✍️ Amar Ujala · Punjab
🗓 12 Sep 2026, 10:48 AM
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The Delhi Special Cell detained a young man in Faridkot who is alleged to have ties with the proscribed terrorist outfit Sikh for Justice. Police say he was producing videos on instructions from a person identified as Pannu.
Delhi's Special Cell carried out an operation in Faridkot, Punjab, resulting in the arrest of a youth suspected of association with the banned extremist organization Sikh for Justice. The suspect was taken into custody after investigators linked him to the group's activities.
According to police statements, the arrested individual was involved in producing and disseminating video content under the direction of a person referred to as Pannu. Authorities allege that these videos were part of the group's propaganda efforts.
The Special Cell, which handles terrorism-related cases across the capital and other regions, confirmed that the arrest was part of an ongoing crackdown on extremist networks operating in Punjab. No further details on the suspect's identity or the exact nature of the evidence have been released.
Law enforcement officials emphasized that the operation underscores their commitment to dismantling banned organizations and preventing the spread of radical content. The case will be forwarded to the relevant judicial authorities for further action.
According to police statements, the arrested individual was involved in producing and disseminating video content under the direction of a person referred to as Pannu. Authorities allege that these videos were part of the group's propaganda efforts.
The Special Cell, which handles terrorism-related cases across the capital and other regions, confirmed that the arrest was part of an ongoing crackdown on extremist networks operating in Punjab. No further details on the suspect's identity or the exact nature of the evidence have been released.
Law enforcement officials emphasized that the operation underscores their commitment to dismantling banned organizations and preventing the spread of radical content. The case will be forwarded to the relevant judicial authorities for further action.