Sikh medication practitioner’s dying: Police scrutinise cellular knowledge of 4,000 individuals

Sardar Satnam Singh (Khalsa), who practised Unani medication, was at his clinic when attackers barged into his cabin and opened hearth, killing the 45-year-old immediately on September 30. Sardar Satnam Singh (Khalsa) who was shot useless in Peshwar.Police have recognized 4,000 individuals and begun scrutinising their cellular knowledge to hint the culprits who had shot useless a well known Sikh ‘hakeem’ in Peshwar final month.

Sardar Satnam Singh (Khalsa), who practised Unani medication, was at his clinic when attackers barged into his cabin and opened hearth, killing the 45-year-old immediately on September 30.ALSO READ: Sikh medication practitioner shot in Pak’s Peshawar, accused abscondingFour particular investigations groups comprising 15 officers are engaged on this case. They are sharing intelligence, amassing cellular knowledge, probing suspects, whereas the fourth staff has been assigned the duty to arrest suspects from Peshawar and different adjoining areas, authorities stated.The Islamic State’s terror group’s Afghanistan affiliate, dubbed Islamic State Khorasan (ISIS-Okay), had claimed duty for his killing.Based on the preliminary investigation, police have negated the notion of goal killing, and are probing this case from completely different angles.Police have questioned an individual working at Singh’s clinic, and likewise collected knowledge containing the names of his sufferers.Singh, a well known determine within the Sikh neighborhood, was working his clinic ‘Dharmandar Pharmacy’ on Charsadda Road in Peshawar, the capital of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.He had been dwelling within the metropolis for the previous 20 years. About 15,000 Sikhs reside in Peshawar, largely within the Jogan Shah neighbourhood of the provincial capital. Most of the Sikh neighborhood members in Peshawar are concerned in enterprise, whereas some additionally run pharmacies.WATCH: Sikh medication practitioner shot useless in PeshawarClick on right here for IndiaToday.in’s full protection of the coronavirus pandemic.