Punjab Police on Friday declared Lakhbir Singh Landa as the key conspirator in the Mohali blast case, wherein a Rocket-Propelled Grenade (RPG) attack took place on the Punjab Police s Intelligence headquarters earlier this week.
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The district police today claimed to have solved the Patti double murder case in which two residents Amandeep Singh Fauji and Prabhdeep Singh, alias Pooran were shot on May 27, while their third associate was injured seriously.
A case under Sections 302, 307 and 34 of the IPC, and Sections 25, 27, 54 and 59 of the Arms Act was registered by the Patti city police. SSP Dhruman H Nimbale said the killings were the outcome of personal enmity between two groups involving gangsters.
Though the police had arrested three suspects Malkit Singh Laddoo of Patti, Paramjit Singh Pamma of Harike and Manpreet Singh, alias Manna, of Manochahal the suspected shooters were still at large. Two pistols with nine cartridges were recovered from them.
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Family man and natural leader Charandhur Singh Landa sadly died at his home
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Charandhur Singh Landa died at his home on February 26, surrounded by his relatives.
The 68-year-old was described as a natural leader and a true gentleman who sacrificed many things in his life to put his family and beliefs forward in the most respected and dignified way.
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Doncaster Sikh temple founder Gurcharan Singh Landa as a young man
Originally settling in Balby, he worked at Harvesters at Carr Hill as a tractor technician while also working a second job as a door to door salesman, along with his brothers. As the only driver in his family he used to take his brothers to the areas where they would be selling items, before starting his own work. He also drove to many family engagements and weddings for nephews.
He later also worked at Peglers in Balby.
In recent years he had lived with his family in Cantley, in a home containing four generations of the family.Setting the temple up in the 60s, his brother read scriptures and he did the hymn service. His family described him as very talented at writing hymns through his knowledge of Sikhism. He was an Amritdhari (baptised Sikh).