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The NIA had attached the properties by raiding the houses of gangsters Jagga Takhtmal and Chhotu Bhat. file photo
To break the nexus of gangsters and terrorists, the National Investigation Agency (NIA) team raided 120 locations simultaneously in 6 states including Haryana on Wednesday morning. Raids are going on in Haryana’s Sirsa, Jhajjar, Bahadurgarh, Gurugram and some other places. All those whose houses and hideouts have been raided are linked to gangsters.
Raid is going on at the house of a businessman close to Amritpal, who is a pro-Khalistani jailed in Gurgaon. On the other hand, NIA has raided the house of Congress leader Jagga Brar in Dabwali, Sirsa. The team members reached his house at 5 in the morning. A 5-member team led by DSP SK Tyagi is interrogating Jagga and his family members.
Jagga got security after brother’s murder
He had got security after the murder of Congress leader Jagga Brar’s brother Chand Singh Brar. A few days before Jagga Brar, the Sirsa administration had canceled the arms licence. In protest against this, Jagga Brar had told the threat to his life in the Sirsa court.
A few days ago, the then DSP prepared a report stating that Jagga Brar was not in danger of life and was using weapons and security for wrongdoing. After which Jagga’s security was withdrawn. Although PCR was stationed outside his house.
Jagga is the brother of Chand Singh Brar.
Jagga Brar is the brother of late Congress leader Chand Singh Brar. Chand Singh Brar was murdered many years ago. The name of the leader of a big political family of Haryana also cropped up in this case, but the police gave him a clean chit.
NIA has already raided Sirsa
NIA has already raided Jagga Takhtmal of Takhtmal village, Chhotu Bhat of Chautala, Malleka in Sirsa. NIA has also registered a case against Jaggata Takhtmal and Chhotu Bhat. Weapons were recovered from Jagga Takhtmal and Chhotu Bhat. The property of both has also been seized by the NIA. The NIA has registered cases against both of them for anti-national activities and providing shelter to gangsters, providing arms.