Punjabi pop singer Moose Wala along with police personnel booked under Arms Act

Cases have been registererd against a sub-inspector, two head constables, two constables and three others.

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In more trouble for Punjabi pop singer Sidhu Moose Wala and suspended police personnel, Sangrur and Barnala police have added Sections 25 and 30 of the Arms Act to both FIRs registered against MooseWala and the five policemen.

Cases have been registererd against a sub-inspector, two head constables, two constables and three others. 

While giving the information to the media, SSP Sangrur said, "We have added 25,30 of Arms Act in the FIR registered against MooseWala and others for violation of Arms Act. We are conducting thorough investigations of the case. After the addition of Arms Act in FIR, it has become non-bailable, while earlier it was bailable offence."

On May 4, after a video of the singer shooting at a firing range in Badbar went viral on the social media, the Dhanauala police, on the directions of Punjab DGP Dinkar Gupta, had registered a case under sections 188 of the IPC and Section 51 of the Disaster Management Act against Moosewala and five policemen. This included Sub-inspector Balkar Singh, Head Constables Gagandeep Singh and Gurjinder Singh, Constables Jasvir Singh, Harwinder Singh and three others, Karam Singh Lehal, Inder Singh Grewal and Jang Sher Singh. 


The DGP had also ordered the immediate suspension of DSP (Headquarters), Sangrur, Daljit Singh Virk, pending an inquiry on charges of dereliction of duty.
 
Within 24 hours, another FIR was also registered against all under the same sections at Dhuri Sadar police station on May 5 after another video showing Moosewala firing from his private pistol at Laddai Kothi shooting range surfaced.

But last week, Patiala IG Jatinder Singh Aulakh directed both Sangrur and Barnala SSPs to depute SP-rank officers for an investigation into the matter. 



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