In Mohali, a court dismissed Majithia’s plea for a barrack change in New Nabha jail, Patiala. Majithia claimed that inmates posed a security risk, but the court found no merit in his request. His application, filed on July 12, followed his June 25 arrest under the Prevention of Corruption Act. The court ruling has added to his legal hurdles.

Meanwhile, in Fazilka, SAD leader Nardev Singh Mann, also known as Bobby Mann, was arrested near Chandigarh. He was taken to Jalalabad City police station on Wednesday evening. The arrest is linked to a firing incident outside the Block Development Officer’s office in Jalalabad during the 2024 sarpanch election nominations. Police sources confirmed his custody and further questioning.

These back-to-back setbacks underline the growing legal troubles for SAD leaders. The twin cases are being closely watched in Punjab’s political circles.

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