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Moose Wala Probe: Bishnoi Produced At Mansa Court

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The gangster to remain in Punjab Police custody after being produced in court today for the murder of Moose Wala.

Chandigarh: Prime suspect and alleged conspirator of the Sidhu Moosewala murder: Gangster Lawrence Bishnoi, who was produced in the Mansa court early today will remain in police custody for further grilling.

The gangsterโ€™s custody and transit remand has been transferred to the Punjab Police unit. Bishnoi will remain there for 7 days, local courts said today.

Anmol Rattan Sidhu, Punjab Advocate General commented that the court will ensure โ€œfull responsibilityโ€ of the suspect at all times.

โ€œThere will be about 50 police personnel of Punjab Police, two bulletproof vehicles; 12 vehicles will run on the way which will clear the route. All routes will be videographed,โ€ he told the duty magistrate at Patiala House Court in Delhi.

Bishnoi was produced in Delhiโ€™s Patiala House Court following his custody with Delhi Police in another Arms Act Case.

The suspectโ€™s legal representation has opposed the Punjab Police application stating that serious threat to his life stands in Punjab if transit remand is to be granted. The spokesperson of the representation Vishal Chopra said that, โ€œWe are just opposing his physical transit remand to Punjab Police. They can arrest him in the case, if needed, but in Delhi only,โ€

The route to the gangsterโ€™s involvement in the case according to Punjab Police was discovered upon an accusedโ€™s alleged confession. The intention, according to the Punjab police was to โ€œto avenge the killing of Vikramjeet Singh alias Vicky Middukhera, in which there was an alleged involvement of Shagundeep Singh, manager of Shubhdeep Singh (Sidhu Moose Wala), who is now abscondingโ€.

โ€œDelhi Police, too, questioned Bishnoi, and have clearly stated that he is the key conspirator, โ€ Punjab Police added.

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โ€œSolve Dispute In My Lifetimeโ€ Method Wonโ€™t Work in Indo-China dispute: BJP Leader

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Ram Madhav said, โ€œDonโ€™t be in a hurry for an (Indo-China boundary) solutionโ€ฆDonโ€™t be long after a legacy that should be solved in my lifetime. It is not going to be solved because you are not dealing with just any other country; you are dealing with civilization, a cultural nation.โ€

New Delhi: According to the Press Trust of India (PTI), The approach of โ€˜I should solve this dispute in my lifetime,โ€™ said BJP leader Ram Madhav, will not work in the case of the Indo-China boundary disagreement, claiming that any โ€œhurryโ€ in finding a solution to the long-standing conflict will not help in dealing with a โ€œcultural nationโ€ like China.

Ram Madhav said at the launch of a book, โ€œChina Bloodies Bulletless Borders,โ€ by Colonel Anil Bhatt, VSM (Retired), detailing the troubled Indo-China relationship since the 1962 war between the two countries, that it should not be considered an โ€œissue of legacyโ€ because no one knows who will solve the problem eventually.

On Tuesday, Mr Madhav said, โ€œDo you know the great border dispute between the then Soviet Union and China was solved by a thoroughly drunken leader called Boris Yeltsin (first Russian president). Now, who would have imagined that Yeltsin would finally resolve that issue. He did. It went to his credit.โ€

He further said, โ€œDonโ€™t be in a hurry for an (Indo-China boundary) solutionโ€ฆDonโ€™t be long after a legacy that should be solved in my lifetime. It is not going to be solved because you are not dealing with just any other country; you are dealing with civilization, a cultural nation.โ€

Boris Yeltsin, a Soviet Union politician, became the Russian Federationโ€™s first President (1991-1999) at the end of the Cold War.

Speaking of China and its military tactics, which the 57-year-old BJP leader attributed back to Sun Tzuโ€™s ancient treatise โ€œThe Art of War,โ€ Ram Madhav said one should not understand China by its acts but by the thought behind its deeds, as reported by PTI.

โ€œYou have to understand China not from the incidents you have encountered but by understanding the thinking of them โ€“ the middle kingdom.โ€ โ€œThat we (China) are between the heavens and the earth, that we are the intermediate kingdom, where you cannot be on par with me and certainly not above me,โ€ Ram Madhav, author of โ€œUneasy Neighbors: India and China after 50 Years of War,โ€ remarked.

He also mentioned the distinctions between the two countriesโ€™ traditional approaches and customs.

He said that although Indians are taught in a โ€œromantic and idealistic culture,โ€ even in military tactics, we recall Arjunaโ€™s (one of the five Pandava brothers in the epic Hindu Mahabharata) single-minded focus, China believes in having five targets at once instead of one.

โ€œWhen we talk about war strategy, we recall Arjunaโ€™s single-minded focus on a birdโ€™s eye on the branch of the tree. But Sun Tzu says: If you have a target, never make that as a single target, attack in five places.โ€

โ€œSo they will engage in dam construction, they will engage you at the borderโ€ฆ and they will also talk to you,โ€ he said, emphasizing that โ€œproactive diplomacy combined with robust ground postureโ€ is the way to deal with China, much as India did during the Doklam and Galwan disputes.

Lieutenant General (retired) Vinod Bhatia, professor Ravni Thakur, and author-analyst Iqbal Chand Malhotra were among those who attended the book launch ceremony, which was chaired by defense expert Maroof Raza, as reported by PTI.

โ€˜China Bloodies Bulletless Borders,โ€™ published by Pentagon Press, promises to describe and analyze the challenging process of bullet-less border management by the Indian Army against the Peopleโ€™s Liberation Army (PLA) of China.

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