Khalistani terrorist Arsh Dala arrested, was close to Hardeep Nijjar

There is news of arrest of Khalistani terrorist Arsh Dala. India Today report gave this information quoting sources. It is being told that Arsh Dala (Arshdeep Singh), close to Hardeep Nijjar, has been arrested by the Canadian Police. Arsh Dala is also included in the list of India’s most wanted criminals. According to Indian intelligence agencies, Arsh Dalla, wanted for several criminal activities in India, is living in Canada with his wife.

Canadian law enforcement agencies, specifically the Halton Regional Police Service (HRPS), are investigating the recent shootings. On Sunday (10 November 2024) morning, two of his associates were also arrested from Faridkot. These two shooters had also killed Jaswant Singh Gill in Gwalior on the orders of gangster Arsh Dalla. This information was given by Punjab Police DGP. Had shared.

Who pushed Arsh Dalla into the quagmire of crime?

After the murder of Congress leader Baljinder Singh Balli in Punjab’s Moga district in September, gangster Arsh Dala claimed responsibility. In his post, Dala said that Balli ruined his future and pushed him into the world of crime. Along with this, he also alleged that the Congress leader got his mother put into police custody, which motivated him to take revenge.

Arsh Dala’s criminal network and arrest

Arsh Dala has been living in Canada for the last three-four years and carrying out criminal activities in Punjab. Dalla, a resident of Moga, is accused of several target killings in Punjab. Punjab Police has already exposed his criminal conspiracies by arresting Dalla’s close associates and recovered a cache of IEDs, hand grenades and other weapons. Arsh Dala’s arrest came after the attack on a Hindu temple in Canada, which was carried out by Khalistani terrorists. India had strongly condemned the attack on the Hindu Sabha temple in Brampton on November 3 and expressed hope that strict action would be taken against those involved in such violence.

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