WWICS chief, son booked for trespass

Mohali, September 23
The Chief Managing Director (CMD) of the WWICS, Col BS Sandhu, his son Devinder Sandhu and estate manager of WWICS Ranjit Bajaj have been booked by the police for tresspassing, causing hurt, and intimidating Drashan Singh Kaler, owner of a piece of land in Karoran village.

Men injured at farmhouse

The complainant alleged that on September 20, Devinder Sandhu, son of Col BS Sandhu, along with WWICS estate manager Ranjit Bajaj and others entered his Sidhu Farm and injured his men present there. They are under treatment at the
Phase-VI Civil Hospital.

The complainant alleged that on September 20, Devinder Sandhu along with Ranjit Bajaj and others entered his Sidhu Farm and injured his men there. They are under treatment at the Phase-VI Civil Hospital. The complaint had moved the Punjab Human Rights Commission against the Mohali Police for not registering a case against those who had trespassed into his land. Following this, the police has booked the above-mentioned persons.aOn the basis of the complaint, the commission had directed the SSP, Mohali, to reply on the matter by September 23. The SP City, Harpreet Singh, is conducting inquiry into the matter. On the other hand, Col Sandhu said that he ownd the land and was falsely implicated. It is learnt that senior Punjab Police officials are also probing the matter.