Chaos enters Kullu as the flag of Punjabi Wave tourists with the Khalista Bhindranwale extremist in motorcycles; Police intervention (video)

Kullu, Himachal Pradesh: A series of incidents involving tourists from Punjab have caused controversy and public outrage at Himachal Pradesh. Several videos of the events have emerged on social networks.

In Manali, a Punjab motorcyclist faced a violent reaction from the locals on Saturday, March 15, for informing a flag with the Khalistani extremist Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale. The enraged residents removed the flag of the wooden post attached to their motorcycle. The incident, called the anti -national act by the Lcoas, led to police intervention.

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According to a report from News 18, Deputy Superintendent of Manali Police (DSP) KD Sharma confirmed that measures have been taken against the motorcyclist under the motorized vehicle law.

SADA border shock

In a separate incident in Kasol, a group of tourists from Punjab, who travel approximately 20 motorcycles, caused a shock in the Sada barrier in the Manikaran Valley. The barrier, which charges a nominal rate for the maintenance of the area, became a point of inflammation when tourists supposedly refused to pay. The situation intensified when they broke the barrier and headed towards Manikaran.

An altercation broke out between tourists and a Jawan from the local guard near Bachat Bhawan. According to the report, the Jawan, identified as Yashpal, tried to regulate traffic when a group of eight to ten Punjab cyclists ignored his signal to stop. When he stopped in front of them to enforce traffic rules, there was a discussion, it quickly became 15 to 20 additional cyclists. The situation became violent when tourists allegedly attacked the officer.

The Kullu (SP) Karthikean Gokulchandran police superintendent confirmed that there has been a case against the group.