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Pro-Khalistan posters in Chandigarh

Chandigarh, October 17

The Chandigarh Police went into a tizzy after six pro-Khalistan pamphlets were found pasted in Sector 16 last night. One such poster was pasted on the wall of a bus queue shelter.

When informed, the police hurriedly removed the posters. This is for the third time in the past one month in Chandigarh and Mohali when pro-Khalistan pamphlets have been found.

On September 19, a pro-Khalistan poster was found pasted on a signage in Sector 44. —TNS

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