Sikh organisations call for action against Shiv Sena activists in Punjab

Sena activists allegedly created ruckus on Nawanshahr-Chandigarh Road following the death of national president of Hindu Shiv Sena Abhishek Batta in a car accident here

Representatives of various Sikh organisations here today sought action against activists of Shiv Sena for allegedly creating ruckus on Nawanshahr-Chandigarh Road following the death of national president of Hindu Shiv Sena Abhishek Batta in a car accident here.

They met SSP Snehdeep Sharma here and submitted a memorandum seeking strict action against Shiv Sena activists.

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The delegation comprised Mohinder Singh Hussainpur, Jaswinder Singh, Hari Singh, Gurcharan Singh, Bahadur Singh, Harjit Singh, Jarnail Singh among others.

Activists of the Hindu Shiv Sena yesterday blocked the Nawanshahr-Chandigarh road here after the death of Batta in a mishap.

Abhishek Batta (35), a resident of Phagwara, was reportedly coming from Haridwar in his car, when his vehicle collided with a cement-laden truck coming from the opposite direction near Malpur Arkan.

Shivi Batta, younger brother of the deceased, alleged that it was a preplanned murder as his brother, who was on the hit list of some pro-khalistani forces, had received a number of death threats.