Dalla has been associated with extremist groups, including the Khalistan Tiger Force and the International Sikh Youth Federation (Image: IANS)
As per media reports, both shooters were absconding after jumping parole in a case in Punjab and had planned to attack a Punjabi singer
After an encounter, the Special Cell of Delhi Police on Monday arrested two shooters of Arshdeep Singh a.k.a Arsh Dalla gang in the national capital. The encounter with gang members of the Canada-based Khalistani terrorist took place in the Mayur Vihar area of the city on the intervening night of Sunday and Monday.
As per media reports, both shooters were absconding after jumping parole in a case in Punjab and had planned to attack a Punjabi singer.
Of the two arrested accused, one got injured after he was shot in the leg during the encounter, according to a report by India Today.
Arsh Dala, who left India in 2020, is wanted by the Delhi Police, Punjab Police, and the National Investigation Agency (NIA) in multiple cases.
Earlier on October 7, Delhi police had arrested Harjeet Singh, the last prominent on-ground operative of the Arsh Dalla-Sukha Duneke terror-gangster alliance, who was wanted by the law enforcement agencies, including the NIA, for multiple murders in Punjab and Haryana.
Two more shooters associated with Dalla’s gang were also arrested on October 12.
Source: News18