Rajdeep Singh, 45, reportedly used his licensed revolver to end his life inside the bank. Those booked include Sunil Agarwal, a chartered accountant and property dealer; Rinku Krishna, a caterer; and Ferozepur resident Saina Arora.

According to the FIR filed by Rajdeep’s father Paramjeet Singh, the accused allegedly forced his son to visit the bank to secure a loan for repaying money they had invested in his immigration business. He further claimed his son was being harassed and threatened with false cases.

The complaint states that Rajdeep had returned ₹1.60 crore to AIG Kaler earlier this year. It is alleged that Kaler had also invested ₹2.4 crore with Rajdeep’s associate Sunil Agarwal and had obtained blank cheques. Rajdeep had invested over ₹2.46 crore in Agarwal’s property business and vouched for another ₹3.5 crore from a local resident. Partners Krishna and Arora allegedly owed him ₹40 lakh.

Police are investigating the case amid rising questions over financial dealings and alleged misuse of authority.

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Police sources said Pathanmajra has completely gone off social media and is not using his phone, making the task difficult. Raids have been conducted in Haryana, Punjab, Delhi, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh, but he remains untraceable.

The MLA is wanted in a three-year-old case involving rape, cheating and criminal intimidation. His anticipatory bail plea in Patiala has been adjourned to September 10. The Haryana Police has also registered a case against him and his relative for obstruction and escape.

Pathanmajra claims he fled fearing an encounter, denying police allegations of gunfire. His arrest attempt came a day after he criticised the Mann government’s handling of Punjab’s flood relief operations.

The Punjab Police hunt for MLA Pathanmajra is expected to intensify in the coming days.

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Sisodia said Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has agreed to bring a policy on this issue. Mann, who is in a Mohali hospital, will allow farmers to extract sand without delay. “If sand remains in the fields, crops will not grow,” Sisodia said.

He added that farmers will also be free to sell the sand. This will give them an extra source of income while recovering from crop losses.

Sisodia also urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to release the “pending” ₹60,000 crore relief fund. He said Punjab needs urgent financial support. Modi is visiting the flood-hit state on September 9, and Sisodia hopes the Centre will announce strong measures for the people.

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The order covers every institution, including government, aided, recognised, private schools, universities, and polytechnics. Officials stressed that the step is temporary and focuses on safety during ongoing rescue and relief operations.

Authorities have advised citizens to stay alert and strictly follow safety advisories. People are urged to avoid non-essential travel, especially in affected areas, where roads remain waterlogged and conditions uncertain.

Further announcements on reopening will depend on the situation in the coming days. The government assured that updates will be provided quickly to prevent confusion. For now, ensuring safety and supporting relief measures remain the state’s top priority.

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Mann met villagers, farmers, and shopkeepers who lost homes, crops, and businesses. He promised that the Punjab government will compensate for every penny lost. He directed officials to speed up damage checks and release aid quickly.

The Chief Minister added that relief will not stop with money. Roads, water supply, and medical care will also be restored in the affected areas. He urged people to remain strong while rescue and rehabilitation continue.

Floods have damaged thousands of acres of farmland and displaced many families. Bhagwant Mann’s assurance of full compensation has raised hope among victims waiting for timely support.

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