The case was registered by the Special Investigation Team constituted by the DGP, Punjab, at police station Fatehgarh Churian on the directions of the High Court.
Family of Sukhpal Singh of village Kala Afghana had filed a case in the HC in 2013 with the help of an NGO.
The family of the victim has expressed dissatisfaction with the police alleging that he had been killed in a fake encounter.
The family then approached Reddy who allegedly confirmed Sukhpal was needed for information in a case and that he would be back home after a day or two.
They came to know from a newspaper report that Ropar police killed one Gurnam Singh Bandala, who was wanted by the police and carried prize on his head, in an encounter, Dalbir said.
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