Chandigarh: In fresh troubles for BJP leader Tajinderpal Bagga, Mohali court today issued a warrant against him in connection with a case registered against him by Punjab Police.

A court of Judicial Magistrate Ravtesh Inderjit Singh issued the orders.

In its order court said, “Whereas Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga, s/o Pritpal Singh, r/o B-1/170, Janak Puri New Delhi stands charged with the offence punishable U/Sec 153-A, 505, 505 (2), 506 IPC. You are hereby directed to arrest the said Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga and to produce him before me,” the judge said in the order.

The court fixed the next date of hearing on May 23, 2022.

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Chandigarh: Punjab Police has justified the arrest of BJP leader Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga from Delhi today.

SSP Mohali Vivek Sheel Soni said that the Mohali police, which had gone to arrest Bagga, has taken its action within the law and Bagga was not kidnapped by the cops.

He said that after a case was registered against Bagga in Mohali he was sent five legal notices asking him to join the investigation but he did not come even once to join the probe.

A team of Mohali police had gone to Delhi to arrest Bagga today and Bagga was detained from his house at 6 am, which has also been videographed.

The Delhi Police was also informed of Bagga’s arrest before he was brought to Mohali.

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New Delhi: In yet another controversial statement, a BJP MLA from Karnataka has blamed the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan for rising fuel prices in India.
Citing that global fuel supply problems due to Afghanistan has led to skyrocketing prices of gas, petrol and diesel in India.
The BJP’s MLA from Hubli-Dharwad West Arvind Bellad said, “Due to Taliban issue in Afghanistan, problems regarding fuel supply has emerged across the world that has accelerated the price of gas, diesel and petrol in India,” he told the media.
The fuel prices have crossed the Rs 100-mark in several states across the country in July as state-run fuel oil companies on multiple occasions since July.
Now, Rs 101.34 per litre petrol is costing in Delhi while Rs 88.77 a diesel. In Mumbai, petrol was selling at Rs 107.39 per litre and diesel Rs 96.33 for one-litre.
Meanwhile, this is not the first time that politicians from BJP party  has blamed the ongoing chaos in Afghanistan to describe or speak about issues concerning India over the past few days.
Recently, a senior BJP leader from Madhya Pradesh had asked a journalist to go to the neighbouring country following its seizure by the Islamic militants when questioned him about high inflation and rising fuel prices in India.

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