Summary:
Of the four arrested followers, three are from Bhagta village in Bathinda and the fourth one is from Muktsar town. While Baljit, Kuldeep and Rajbir were arrested from Bhagta village, Deepak was nabbed from his home in Muktsar,” he said.The motorcycles were owned by the three accused, he said. Police suspect the two-wheelers were used for carrying out the crime.While Baljit Singh, Kuldeep Singh and Rajbir Singh hail from Bhagta, Deepak Kumar is from Muktsar. The pages were collected and kept at gurdwara, following which a case was registered at Bhagta police station.Police suspect that the accused were also involved in other incidents of sacrilege in Punjab. The sacrilege incident from Gurusar was reported on the morning of October 20, 2015..