ASI Murder: Terrorist Organization Releases 27-Second Video; Police Still Empty-Handed After Three Days

May 28, 2026

ASI Joga Singh was shot dead on Sunday morning near Hamza village in Majitha. In connection with this murder, the terrorist organization Tehreek-e-Taliban Hindustan has released a 27-second video.

At the beginning of the video, the phrase “Allahu Akbar” is chanted repeatedly, while the name of the terrorist organization is displayed in both Punjabi and Urdu scripts. Subsequently, the video shows the specific road in Majitha where the ASI was brutally murdered.

At the 12-second mark of the video, the motorcycle-borne assailants fire their first shot at ASI Joga Singh, who was riding a black Activa scooter. Upon being struck by the bullet, the ASI falls from his scooter onto the roadside. The terrorists then park their motorcycle to the side, approach the ASI, and fire a second shot, killing Joga Singh.

At the end of the video, a message reads: “RSS—Stop. This was nothing; a storm is yet to come.” The police are currently scrutinizing the video and are attempting to identify the accused based on its contents.

Funeral Held in Ancestral Village

Meanwhile, following the post-mortem examination, Joga Singh’s last rites were performed on Wednesday in his ancestral village, Ghanin Ke Bangar. He was accorded a funeral with full state honors. The police force paid him a ceremonial salute by reversing their arms.

Police Still Empty-Handed

Three days after the incident, the police remain empty-handed in the case involving the murder of ASI Joga Singh near Hamza village in the Majitha area of ​​Amritsar.

The police are conducting continuous raids and interrogating suspects; however, they have not yet obtained any concrete leads regarding the accused.

The police have conducted raids across several areas, including Amritsar, Gurdaspur, Batala, Fatehgarh Churian, and their surrounding regions. Several suspects have been taken into custody and are currently being interrogated. Meanwhile, investigative agencies are advancing their probe by carefully examining every aspect of the crime.