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Major action in Tarn Taran murder case: AGTF Punjab arrests main accused Gurlal Singh from Haryana

Major action in Tarn Taran murder case: AGTF Punjab arrests main accused Gurlal Singh from Haryana

Major action in Tarn Taran murder case: AGTF Punjab arrests main accused Gurlal Singh from Haryana

Tarn Taran: The Punjab Police’s Anti-Gangster Task Force (AGTF) ​​has arrested Gurlal Singh in a joint operation with the Haryana Special Task Force (STF). Gurlal Singh was wanted in connection with the murder of Ajmeet Singh in Naushera Pannuan, Tarn Taran, in September 2026. He was apprehended in Haryana’s Nuh district based on intelligence.

The Punjab Police DGP shared information about this operation on social media. He stated that the police of both states conducted this operation based on mutual coordination and specific intelligence.

Sajanpreet Singh has also been arrested earlier

According to the police, the AGTF Punjab had previously arrested another accused, Sajanpreet Singh, in this case in a joint operation with the Tarn Taran police. Following Gurlal Singh’s arrest, the police are now investigating other aspects of the case.

Allegations of murder at the behest of gangsters based abroad

Preliminary investigations have revealed that Ajmeet Singh was allegedly murdered at the behest of fugitive gangsters Prabh Dasuwal and Doni Bal, who are abroad. Police suspect that a rivalry between gangs was behind the murder.

However, the allegations in the case will only be confirmed after the investigation and judicial process.

Police investigating the links of the gangster network

According to the Punjab Police, the entire module involved in this case has been exposed. Police are now investigating the forward and backward links of the network to identify other individuals involved in this crime.

The Punjab Police stated that action will continue to be taken to dismantle the gangster network in the state, bring the criminals to justice, and maintain peace and security.

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