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Punjab: Shaurya Chakra awardee shot, kin blame govt

Large number of people gathered to pay last respects to Shaurya Chakra awardee&nbsp;Balwinder&nbsp;Singh who was shot dead in Tarn Taran district of Punjab

Large number of people gathered to pay last respects to a&nbsp;Shaurya Chakra awardee who was shot dead in Tarn Taran district of Punjab. Motorcycle-borne men had pumped four bullets into 62-year-old Balwinder Singh, who had fought militancy in Punjab. Singh's family has complained that his security was removed a few months ago and has held the govt responsible for the murder. The govt, on the other hand, said that security was removed amid the Covid pandemic as police personnel were called back for emergency duties. Now the family's security has been restored.&nbsp;
((Byte: Jagdish&nbsp;Kaur, Balwinder&nbsp;Singh's&nbsp;wife:&nbsp;"There are 42 registered FIRs of attacks on our family and countless other attacks have taken place which are not on record. Withdrawal of security was wrong"))

Large number of people gathered to pay last respects to a&nbsp;Shaurya Chakra awardee who was shot dead in Tarn Taran district of Punjab. Motorcycle-borne men had pumped four bullets into 62-year-old Balwinder Singh, who had fought militancy in Punjab. Singh's family has complained that his security was removed a few months ago and has held the govt responsible for the murder.
Singh's wife Jagdish Kaur said: "There are 42 registered FIRs of attacks on our family and countless other attacks have taken place which are not on record. Withdrawal of security was wrong".&nbsp;
The govt, on the other hand, said that security was removed amid the Covid pandemic as police personnel were called back for emergency duties. Now the family's security has been restored.&nbsp;

Bengal: Furore after Sikh man's turban 'pulled' by cops 

A major political row has erupted over the visuals of Bengal Police personnel wrestling with a Sikh during a BJP protest on Thursday. Cops say man was carrying a gun at the protest

A major political row has erupted over the visuals of Bengal Police personnel wrestling with a Sikh during a BJP protest on Thursday. The BJP has alleged that the Bengal cops hurts sentiments of Sikh community by pulling off the man's turban and has demanded strict action against them. The police has, however, stated that the man was carrying a gun at the protest, and that the turban fell off during the struggle to seize the weapon from him. The Police also tweeted a picture of the Sikh man with his turban on, claiming that out of respect for the religious sentiments, cops asked the man to tie his turban again before being arrested. 43-yr-old Balwinder Singh was identified as a former soldier of Rashtriya Rifles from Rajouri in J&amp;K.

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