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Punjab Police Arrest 3 Khalistan Liberation Force Militants From Gwalior

IANS, 10 Aug, 2017 02:13 PM

The Counter-Intelligence wing of Punjab Police, in a joint operation with the Anti-Terror Squad of Madhya Pradesh Police, arrested three 'militants' of the Khalistan Liberation Force from Gwalior on Thursday morning.

They have been identified as Balkar Singh, Balwinder Singh and Satinder Singh. They are believed to have supplied arms to the members of a terror module recently nabbed by Punjab Police.

Accoding to police, the terror module was run by Canada-based Gurpreet Cheema, the police said, adding that Cheema was organising terror groups in Punjab and supplying them arms through these militants.

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