328 Saroops case witnessed major investigative action on Saturday as the Special Investigation Team (SIT) carried out coordinated raids at 15 locations. Amritsar Commissioner of Police GS Bhullar confirmed the development during an official briefing.
According to Bhullar, the SIT launched the searches to accelerate progress in the 328 Saroops case, which involves missing sacred saroops of Sri Guru Granth Sahib. The police acted on specific intelligence inputs gathered over recent weeks. As a result, multiple teams conducted simultaneous searches in Amritsar and surrounding districts.
Meanwhile, officers focused on premises linked to individuals already under the scanner. They examined documents, electronic devices, and financial records. In addition, teams questioned several people connected to the case. These steps aim to trace the movement of the missing saroops and identify those responsible.
Importantly, Bhullar said the police remain committed to conducting a fair and transparent investigation. He stressed that the 328 Saroops case carries deep religious and emotional significance for the Sikh community. Therefore, the police are proceeding with caution and respect while ensuring strict action against offenders.
Furthermore, the Commissioner said the SIT continues to analyse earlier evidence and statements. Investigators are also verifying new leads that emerged during the raids. Officials believe these efforts will help uncover the full conspiracy behind the disappearance of the saroops.
Additionally, Bhullar appealed to the public for cooperation. He urged citizens to share any credible information related to the 328 Saroops case. He assured that the police will protect the identity of informants.
Earlier, the Punjab government formed the SIT to ensure focused and time-bound investigation. Since then, the team has reviewed old records and re-examined witnesses. The latest raids reflect the SIT’s renewed push to bring clarity and closure.
Overall, the police expect further developments in the coming days. Authorities reiterated that no individual involved in the 328 Saroops case will escape accountability.
