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 The Himachal Pradesh Police booked Sikhs for Justice leader Gurpatwant Singh Pannun under anti-terror law UAPA and “sealed” the state’s borders after Khalistsni flags were put up on the gates of the state assembly complex in Dharamshala on Sunday.
Himachal Pradesh police chief Sanjay Kundu also ordered the sealing of the state’s border and beefing up of the state-wide security, citing “pro-Khalistan activities” in the state and the banned outfit’s announcement of a Khalistan “referendum day” on June 6.
The “sealing” of the border implies strict checks on vehicles and people entering the hilly state, police said.
HP Director General of Police Kundu said Pannun has been booked as the main accused under section 13 of the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act and sections 153 A and 153 B of the India Penal Code, besides section 3 of the HP Open Places (Prevention of Disfigurement) Act, 1985.
While section 13 of the UAPA pertains to the offence of inciting or abetting terror acts, sections 153 A and 153 B of the IPC deal with the offences of promoting communal or sectarian divides and animosity.
Kundu said the FIR against Pannun and others was lodged on the complaint of Ram Chand alias Ajay Kumar of Kaned village under Dharamshala tehsil of the Kangra district.
In a statement here on Sunday evening, the DGP said, "Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, the general counsel to Sikhs for Justice has been made the main accused in the case.” The case was lodged at Dharamshala police station, he added The HP DGP also set up a seven-member Special Investigation Team to expeditiously investigate the case involving the putting up of Khalistani banners and scrawling of pro-Khalistan slogans and graffiti over the outer walls near the main gate of the Himachal legislative assembly complex Tapovan in Dharamshala.
The members of the SIT are Kangra’s Additional Superintendent of Police Puneet Raghu, Jawalaji’s Sub-Divisional Police Officer Chander Paul, Mandi’s Deputy SP (CID) Sushant Sharma, Jawali SDPO Sidharath Sharma, besides the Dharamshala police station’s SHO and the Yol police post in-charge, the DGP said in his statement.
The SIT has been directed to take up the investigation of the case immediately and carry out a professional and impartial investigation to ensure transparency, the HP police chief said.
“The SIT has also been directed to contact with the state and central intelligence agencies to unearth the inter-state and international linkages if any,” he added.
Kundu also ordered to “seal” the state’s border and beef up security at crowded and sensitive places in Himachal Pradesh.
The HP DGP also asked the various field formations of the HP Police to remain on high alert in view of the incidents of Khalistani elements in the neighbouring states and also that of the putting up of a Khalistani banner in the Una district on April 11.
His directions followed “also in view of the incident of hoisting banners and graffiti of Khalistan on the outer boundary of Vidhan Sabha in Dharamshala as well as the threat posed by SJF's announcement of June 6 as the voting date for Khalistan Referendum in Himachal Pradesh”.
Additional DGP-CID, range IGs and DIGs and district police chiefs too have been directed “to seal all interstate borders/barriers and keep a strict vigil at the places of probable hideouts i.e. hotels and inns of criminal elements, he said.
“They have been directed to keep the special security units (SSUs), bomb disposal squads and quick reactions teams (QRTs) in position and on high alert and strengthen the security of dams, railway stations, bus stands, towns, government buildings and vital installations,” said Kundu.
The HP police chief also directed various field formations “to sensitise all the security staff/chowkidars of government buildings, banks, PSUs about the threat and to advise them to report any matter of concern to the local police station immediately.
Pannun had earlier also called for hoisting the Khalistani flag in Shimla on April 29.

Sikhs for Justice leader Gurpatwant Singh Pannun booked over Khalistan flags outside HP Assembly

Gurpatwant Singh Pannun booked under UAPA&nbsp;over Khalistan flags outside HP Assembly; SIT set up to investigate the incident

&nbsp;The Himachal Pradesh Police booked Sikhs for Justice leader Gurpatwant Singh Pannun under anti-terror law UAPA and &ldquo;sealed&rdquo; the state&rsquo;s borders after Khalistani flags were put up on the gates of the state assembly complex in Dharamshala on Sunday.
Himachal Pradesh police chief Sanjay Kundu also ordered the sealing of the state&rsquo;s border and beefing up of the state-wide security, citing &ldquo;pro-Khalistan activities&rdquo; in the state and the banned outfit&rsquo;s announcement of a Khalistan &ldquo;referendum day&rdquo; on June 6.
The &ldquo;sealing&rdquo; of the border implies strict checks on vehicles and people entering the hilly state, police said.
HP Director General of Police Kundu said Pannun has been booked as the main accused under section 13 of the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act and sections 153 A and 153 B of the India Penal Code, besides section 3 of the HP Open Places (Prevention of Disfigurement) Act, 1985.
While section 13 of the UAPA pertains to the offence of inciting or abetting terror acts, sections 153 A and 153 B of the IPC deal with the offences of promoting communal or sectarian divides and animosity.
Kundu said the FIR against Pannun and others was lodged on the complaint of Ram Chand alias Ajay Kumar of Kaned village under Dharamshala tehsil of the Kangra district.
In a statement here on Sunday evening, the DGP said, "Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, the general counsel to Sikhs for Justice has been made the main accused in the case.&rdquo; The case was lodged at Dharamshala police station, he added The HP DGP also set up a seven-member Special Investigation Team to expeditiously investigate the case involving the putting up of Khalistani banners and scrawling of pro-Khalistan slogans and graffiti over the outer walls near the main gate of the Himachal legislative assembly complex Tapovan in Dharamshala.
The members of the SIT are Kangra&rsquo;s Additional Superintendent of Police Puneet Raghu, Jawalaji&rsquo;s Sub-Divisional Police Officer Chander Paul, Mandi&rsquo;s Deputy SP (CID) Sushant Sharma, Jawali SDPO Sidharath Sharma, besides the Dharamshala police station&rsquo;s SHO and the Yol police post in-charge, the DGP said in his statement.
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The SIT has been directed to take up the investigation of the case immediately and carry out a professional and impartial investigation to ensure transparency, the HP police chief said.
&ldquo;The SIT has also been directed to contact with the state and central intelligence agencies to unearth the inter-state and international linkages if any,&rdquo; he added.
Kundu also ordered to &ldquo;seal&rdquo; the state&rsquo;s border and beef up security at crowded and sensitive places in Himachal Pradesh.
The HP DGP also asked the various field formations of the HP Police to remain on high alert in view of the incidents of Khalistani elements in the neighbouring states and also that of the putting up of a Khalistani banner in the Una district on April 11.
His directions followed &ldquo;also in view of the incident of hoisting banners and graffiti of Khalistan on the outer boundary of Vidhan Sabha in Dharamshala as well as the threat posed by SJF's announcement of June 6 as the voting date for Khalistan Referendum in Himachal Pradesh&rdquo;.
Additional DGP-CID, range IGs and DIGs and district police chiefs too have been directed &ldquo;to seal all interstate borders/barriers and keep a strict vigil at the places of probable hideouts i.e. hotels and inns of criminal elements, he said.
&ldquo;They have been directed to keep the special security units (SSUs), bomb disposal squads and quick reactions teams (QRTs) in position and on high alert and strengthen the security of dams, railway stations, bus stands, towns, government buildings and vital installations,&rdquo; said Kundu.
The HP police chief also directed various field formations &ldquo;to sensitise all the security staff/chowkidars of government buildings, banks, PSUs about the threat and to advise them to report any matter of concern to the local police station immediately.
Pannun had earlier also called for hoisting the Khalistani flag in Shimla on April 29.

Following violent clashes in Punjab's Patiala, curfew was imposed in the city from 7 pm on April 29, to 6 am on April 30. Clashes occurred outside the Kali Mata temple in Patiala during an anti-Khalistan protest rally.
The march was being conducted by an outfit called Shiv Sena (Bal Thackeray). It clashed with another group, some of whose members carried swords. At least four people were injured, including two police personnel.
Hours later, the group's leader Harish Singla was arrested by Punjab police for allegedly taking out the procession without permission, and instigating violence. Singla said he had planned the anti-Khalistan march to counter a "Khalistan Foundation Day" celebration on April 29 announced by Sikhs For Justice, a banned, pro-Khalistan group.
Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann called the clashes "deeply unfortunate". Mann said that he spoke to the state police chief and that peace had been restored.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said that peace is most important in a sensitive border state like Punjab. During the recent elections, the Congress had accused the Aam Aadmi Party of encouraging separatist elements for electoral gain.
The BJP also slammed the AAP government. RP Singh said, "Arvind Kejriwal's party's government is in power in Punjab. It's their administerial, police, law and order failure. Aam Aadmi Party government knew that such talk was going on. They should have taken note, and stopped people from taking out rallies. But AAP government is busy taking action against their opponents. It's very dangerous that Khalistani elements are rising again in Punjab. And Punjab government is sitting silently."

Patiala 'Khalistan' clash: curfew imposed; Shiv Sena (BT) leader arrested; Congress, BJP slam AAP

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Hours later, the group's leader Harish Singla was arrested by Punjab police for allegedly taking out the procession without permission, and instigating violence. Singla said he had planned the anti-Khalistan march to counter a "Khalistan Foundation Day" celebration on April 29 announced by Sikhs For Justice, a banned, pro-Khalistan group.
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CAPTIONS Patiala clashes: curfew imposed Pro, anti-Khalistan groups clashed At least 4 injured, including 2 cops Shiv Sena (BT) leader arrested Punjab CM said peace restored Congress, BJP slammed AAP govt

<div class="elementToProof">Patiala violence: the arrested Harish Singla said that he had planned an anti-Khalistan march to counter a "Khalistan Foundation Day" announcement by Sikhs For Justice.</div>

Following violent clashes in Punjab's Patiala, curfew was imposed in the city from 7 pm on April 29, to 6 am on April 30.&nbsp;Clashes occurred outside the Kali Mata temple in Patiala during an anti-Khalistan protest rally.
The march was being conducted by an outfit called Shiv Sena (Bal Thackeray).&nbsp;It clashed with another group, some of whose members carried swords.&nbsp;At least four people were injured, including two police personnel.
Hours later, the group's leader Harish Singla was arrested by Punjab police for allegedly taking out the procession without permission, and instigating violence.&nbsp;Singla said he had planned the anti-Khalistan march to counter a "Khalistan Foundation Day" celebration on April 29 announced by Sikhs For Justice, a banned, pro-Khalistan group.
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Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann called the clashes "deeply unfortunate".&nbsp;Mann said that he spoke to the state police chief and that peace had been restored.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said that peace is most important in a sensitive border state like Punjab.&nbsp;During the recent elections, the Congress had accused the Aam Aadmi Party of encouraging separatist elements for electoral gain.
The BJP also slammed the AAP government. RP Singh said, "Arvind Kejriwal's party's government is in power in Punjab. It's their administerial, police, law and order failure. Aam Aadmi Party government knew that such talk was going on. They should have taken note, and stopped people from taking out rallies. But AAP government is busy taking action against their opponents.&nbsp;It's very dangerous that Khalistani elements are rising again in Punjab. And Punjab government is sitting silently."

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