Duty Magistrate Anup Singh sent the militant to judicial custody till February 9.
Meanwhile, he was handed over to Bhogpur police on an arrest warrant for questioning in another case registered against him in Jalandhar.
Tara, who was extradited recently from Thailand, was booked for allegedly firing at a police team near rail road here on March 26, 1991.
The militant was brought to India by a team of Punjab Police after being extradited from Bangkok on January 16.
Tara and his accomplices Paramjit Singh Bheora, Jagtar Singh Hawara and Dev Singh were arrested after then Punjab CM Beant Singh's murder.
But Tara had escaped from jail in 2004 along with Hawara, Bheora and Singh. Hawara and Bheora were later arrested but Tara and Dev Singh reportedly fled to Pakistan. Dev Singh is believed to be still living in Pakistan.
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