Ludhiana Blast Ludhiana blast: ‘Suicide bomber’ identified; As soon as he was released from prison …

Ludhiana: Shocking information has come to light in the Ludhiana court bomb blast case. The deceased has been identified as Gagandeep Singh, a member of the Punjab Police, who was abducted from the Punjab police station, police said. “We are gathering more evidence and the incident is being investigated by various agencies,” said a senior official. (Ludhiana Blast Latest Breaking News)

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With the Punjab Assembly elections approaching, a bomb blast in a Ludhiana court has created a stir. Many claims were made about this incident and politics also heated up. The incident was taken seriously by the Center. The Union Home Ministry sought a report from the Punjab government on the incident and an NSG and NIA team was sent to Ludhiana for further investigation. Investigations against all these backgrounds have now revealed different information.

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The person killed in the blast was identified as Gagandeep Singh. Gagandeep was killed when a bomb exploded while he was planting a bomb in a Ludhiana court building, police sources said. Gagandeep was a head constable in the Punjab Police. He was arrested in a drug trafficking case. He was later removed from the service. He was sentenced by a court to two years in prison in a drug case. He was released on bail in September this year.

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The NIA and Ludhiana police matched the evidence found at the scene. Data cards and tattoos became important. Gagandi’s body has been identified from the tattoos. For this, the help of his family was sought. Investigators are now exploring other possibilities. A thorough investigation will be carried out as to why Ganadeep carried out the blast, who trained him for it and who was behind it.

Meanwhile, five others were injured in the blast. He is being treated at three different hospitals and all are in stable condition.

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