Activists of the Dal Khalsa and Sikh Youth of Punjab (SYP), on Tuesday, pasted Bhindrawale’s posters on Himachal buses parked ...
Although no official announcement has been made regarding suspensions of routes, it is learnt that general managers of the ...
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ABP - Live on MSNHimachal Buses Attacked, Defaced With Pro-Khalistan Graffiti In PunjabHRTC Divisional Manager Raj Kumar Pathak said the buses that were vandalised were supposed to go to Bilaspur, Dehra and Una.
The Himachal Road Transport Corporation (HRTC) manager said some anti-social elements are doing mischief by damaging the ...
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India Today on MSNBhindranwale's pictures on Himachal buses in Punjab days after flag row in ManaliDays after a row over the displaying of flags with Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale's photo on the bikes of some tourists from Punjab in Manali, Dal Khalsa activists pasted pictures of the Khalistani ...
HRTC Divisional Manager Raj Kumar Pathak said the buses that were vandalised were supposed to go to Bilaspur, Dehra and Una. Slogans were written on a Hamirpur-bound bus, he said.
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The Print on MSNAs Bhindranwale flag row intensifies, Himachal road transport body curtails bus services to PunjabHRTC bus drivers have refused to enter Punjab fearing attacks in retaliation over Sikh pilgrims being stopped in Himachal for ...
Four Himachal Pradesh Transport Corporation (HRTC) buses were vandalized while parked at the Amritsar stand, with pro-Khalistan slogans scribbled on them.
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The Pioneer on MSNHimachal Buses Targeted in Punjab: HRTC Suspends Night Parking, Demands Safety AssuranceIn the wake of repeated attacks on Himachal Pradesh Road Transport Corporation (HRTC) buses in Punjab, Deputy Chief Minister Mukesh Agnihotri on Saturday announced that HRTC buses will no longer be ...
Dal Khalsa and Sikh Youth of Punjab activists plastered state-owned Himachal Pradesh Road Transport Corporation buses, as well as some private ones, with posters of slain militant Jarnail Singh ...
In the wake of sporadic attacks on Himachal Pradesh buses in Punjab and scribbling of pro-Khalistani slogans on them, Deputy Chief Minister Mukesh Agnihotri said Saturday they will not be parked in ...
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