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@AmitShah BSF Jawan Custodial torture and Death Case in Jammu Zonal Office of NCB: Only I O and A.D. of Jammu Zone NCB are suspended but the main culprits who gave orders of false implication and torture are being protected. Zonal Director Jammu and DDG are being protected. Take Action

Modi govt is resolved for a ‘Drug-Free India’. Glad to share that through ‘Operation RAGEPILL’, our agencies have achieved the first-ever seizure of Captagon, the so-called “Jihadi Drug”, worth ₹182 crore. The busting of the drug consignment destined for the Middle East and the arrest of a foreign national stand out as shining examples of our commitment to zero tolerance against drugs. I repeat we will clamp down on every gram of drugs entering India or leaving the country using our territory as the transit route. Kudos to the brave and vigilant warriors of the NCB. @narcoticsbureau

A serving soldier of the Border Security Force died in the custody of the Narcotics Control Bureau in Jammu. The impunity of the NCB is laid bare through its documentation of the days in which Jaswinder was in custody. @jatinder_tur accessed copies of nine medical reports that were produced at regular intervals during Jaswinder’s incarceration, the first of which was dated 4 March. In each report, a medical officer at the government hospital in Jammu’s Gandhi Nagar stated that Jaswinder was physically fit, with no signs of external injuries. he postmortem report found that 34 blunt force injuries had been inflicted on him. When the family finally saw Jaswinder in the mortuary of the civil hospital in Amritsar, they found his body riddled with bruises and welts. But only when they removed his clothes and turned him on his stomach did they witness the true horror. Read the entire report by Jatinder Kaur Tur (@jatinder_tur): caravanmagazine.in/crime/a-soldie…

@alfavictor81 @thecaravanindia Narcotics Control Bureau comes under Home Ministry. It is the agency who tortured and killed the BSF Jawan. Zonal Unit Jammu of NCB had the custody and they tortured Jaswinder and ultimately he died in their custody

@ankurgargfca @thecaravanindia *Home Ministry NOT Defence Ministry, BSF comes under the former & not the latter

35-year-old Jaswinder Singh, a serving soldier of the Border Security Force died in the custody of the Narcotics Control Bureau in Jammu. He was examined for the last time around 12.15 pm on 18 March, according to that day’s medical report. “Accused is physically fit after clinical examination in my opinion,” the doctor wrote, after checking his blood pressure, pulse and oxygen levels. He further noted that Jaswinder had been “conscious, cooperative well oriented.” A few hours later, Madan Lal, the third additional sessions judge in Jammu, recorded that Jaswinder had been physically produced at 2.10 pm and remanded him to the custody of the NCB until 23 March. The postmortem report, however, noted that the bulk of the injuries were inflicted on Jaswinder between two- and four-days prior, which suggests that they were inflicted either just before or just after his last medical examination, and after being produced in front of a judge on 18 March. The report also noted that nine injuries were eighteen to twenty-four hours old. The latter included a “V shaped bruise of size 7.1 x 1.6 cm” on the chest, an injury to the head resulting in a haemorrhage and a bruise below the right eye. Read Jatinder Kaur Tur's (@jatinder_tur) report in The Caravan's May 2026 issue on how a soldier of the Border Security Force died in NCB custody: caravanmagazine.in/crime/a-soldie… #BSF #NCB

@narcoticsbureau @HMOIndia @PMOIndia It is time to act against officers responsible for this inhuman act otherwise it will snowball into bigger issues of Hindus vs Sikhs. All staff of Zonal Office Jammu should be suspended including Zonal Director. share.google/WJe2BlMicDsBfr…

@thecaravanindia The judiciary and Human Rights Comm. is sleeping in this case in spite of Death in Custody of BSF Jawan and overwhelming proofs of torture inflicted before death on him. Shame on Defence Ministry of not taking care of one of their own. A soldier has not been martyred but killed

A serving soldier of the Border Security Force died in the custody of the Narcotics Control Bureau in Jammu. The postmortem report found that 34 blunt force injuries had been inflicted on him. Read the report here: caravanmagazine.in/crime/a-soldie…

ED कार्रवाई के बीच संजीव अरोड़ा की कंपनी का पलटवार, कहा- हर फोन का IMEI वेरिफाई हुआ, एक्सपोर्ट पूरी तरह असली ndtv.in/india/amidst-e…

> ED raided Sanjeev Arora over “fake” mobile exports. > Election time. Big headlines. Show AAP in bad light. > ED got its arrest. > Then something unexpected happened 😭 > The company at the center of the allegations responded. > Customs had scanned every handset’s IMEI before export. > Apple and Samsung reportedly verified the devices. > Most of those phones are active outside India. > Payments happened through banking channels. > GST was paid. > ED really built a “fake exports” case on phones Customs scanned and the world is using. 🤡

With reference to the ED raids and arrest of Punjab Minister Sanjeev Arora, his company, Hampton Sky Realty Limited, says in a press statement, "... Nothing has been retained offshore, kept in any concealed account, or routed back to any individual or entity. The receipt-and-payment trail is open, banking channel, and fully reconciled. This factual position alone disposes of any allegation of ‘round-tripping’ or ‘bogus exports’... There is no current loss to the Government exchequer on account of the Company’s transactions... The Company has complete faith in the established facts of the case, in the integrity of its statutory records, and in the wisdom of the Judiciary."

Jaswinder Singh, a 35-year-old BSF soldier was examined for the last time around 12.15 pm on 18 March, according to that day’s medical report. “Accused is physically fit after clinical examination in my opinion,” the doctor wrote, after checking his blood pressure, pulse and oxygen levels. He further noted that Jaswinder had been “conscious, cooperative well oriented.” A few hours later, Madan Lal, the third additional sessions judge in Jammu, recorded that Jaswinder had been physically produced at 2.10 pm and remanded him to the custody of the NCB until 23 March. A little over thirty-six hours after Jaswinder’s last medical examination—around 2.45 am on 20 March—Lovejeet Kaur, his wife received a phone call from Aakash Rai, who told her that Jaswinder’s blood pressure had dropped significantly and that he had been taken to Pulse Hospital in Amritsar, located over two hundred kilometres away. He asked the family to come to Amritsar. “I thought he was lying so that they can harass us more. Perhaps it was a trap to call us,” Lovejeet said. She pressed further—there were many hospitals in Jammu, she said, so why take him to Amritsar just because his blood pressure fell? “He kept saying that I should come and then cut the call.” When the family finally saw Jaswinder in the mortuary of the civil hospital in Amritsar, they found his body riddled with bruises and welts. But only when they removed his clothes and turned him on his stomach did they witness the true horror. Read Jatinder Kaur Tur's (@jatinder_tur) report in The Caravan's May 2026 issue on how a soldier of the Border Security Force died in NCB custody: caravanmagazine.in/crime/a-soldie… #BSF #NCB

@thecaravanindia Only Investigating Officer and Assistant Director of NCB are suspended but the main culprits who gave orders of false implication and torture are being protected. 2 Zonal Directors and DDG are being protected. Please take action @narcoticsbureau @HMOIndia

Jaswinder Singh was posted in Tripura with the 42 Battalion of the Border Security Force. On 3 March, he was picked up by the Narcotics Control Bureau. What followed was a seventeen-day ordeal that ended in his death. Jaswinder’s arrest and death have raised several disturbing questions. Pupinder alleged that his brother’s killing was an act of vendetta. His claim finds some support in the fact that, according to the injuries listed in the postmortem, the most intense injuries were sustained on or after the day Pupinder walked out of prison. In the days that followed, the family sat in protest, demanding justice for Jaswinder’s killing. They had even refused to cremate him until the government took action. Sarabjit Singh Verka, an advocate who works with the Punjab Human Rights Organisation and is representing the family in the case, told me that an FIR with charges of kidnapping, rioting and wrongful restraint was registered on 22 March at Miran Sahib police station, after senior police, district and administrative officials intervened. Read Jatinder Kaur Tur's (@jatinder_tur) report in The Caravan's May 2026 issue: caravanmagazine.in/crime/a-soldie…

Investigating Officer and Assistant Director of NCB are suspended as of today evening but the main culprits who gave orders of false implication and torture are being protected. 2 Zonal Directors and DDG are being protected caravanmagazine.in/crime/a-soldie…

BSF soldier picked up by Narcotics Control Bureau, dies in custody. Post-mortem indicates brutal torture, BSF gives full honours to dead soldier, inquiry open. But if this is a serving soldier's fate, which high-up answers for such systemic behaviour? caravanmagazine.in/crime/a-soldie…

@pathtimehindu @thecaravanindia He was not caught selling drugs rather the intent was to take a statement against his brother to falsely implicate him. Whatever was the reason, who gave them the right to torture and his eventual custodial death. Who is responsible for the murder of BSF Constable ? NCB ???

@thecaravanindia Rogue Army Man caught selling drugs was picked up by NCB

A well-built man, over six feet tall, 35-year-old Jaswinder Singh was posted in Tripura with the 42 Battalion of the Border Security Force. On 3 March, he was on leave at home—in the border village of Diwangarh, around forty kilometres south-west of Jammu—when the Narcotics Control Bureau, an agency that comes under the union home ministry, picked him up. What followed was a seventeen-day ordeal that ended in his death. Jaswinder’s family had no access to him during this time, other than a four-minute distress call that he was able to make from the NCB office in Jammu, ten days after he was detained. His wife, Lovejeet Kour, told me that he begged for help on this call, saying that he was facing unbearable torture at the hands of the narcotics officials. “My biggest fear used to be his safety on the border in Tripura, far from home. I feared him dying at the border,” she said. “But not like this—literally being frisked away while he was on leave and at home, and dying by torture in NCB custody.” Read Jatinder Kaur Tur's (@jatinder_tur) report in The Caravan's May 2026 issue: caravanmagazine.in/crime/a-soldie… #BSF #NCB

@Nalanda_index Role of senior officers including an IRS officer Amanjeet Singh 2010 batch involved in the brutal torture & custodial death is under investigation. Cover up is being done to prevent investigation by independent agencies. Please take action @narcoticsbureau @HMOIndia @rajnathsingh

The death of 35-year-old Border Security Force soldier Jaswinder Singh in the custody of the Narcotics Control Bureau in Jammu raises serious and disturbing questions. What makes this even more concerning is that he had been declared medically fit in nine separate reports , the last one issued just 48 hours before his death. The medical officer clearly stated that he was “physically fit,” “conscious,” “cooperative,” and “well oriented.”

Army officer on deputation suspended in BSF jawan's custodial death in Punjab @pkjaiswar reports tribuneindia.com/news/punjab/ar…

@thetribunechd @pkjaiswar Role of senior officers including an IRS officer Amanjeet Singh 2010 batch involved in the brutal torture & custodial death is under investigation. Cover up is being done to prevent investigation by independent agencies. Please take action @narcoticsbureau @HMOIndia @rajnathsingh