Salvinder Singh

The NIA today summoned three persons, including senior Punjab police officer Salvinder Singh for questioning in connection with the Pathankot terror strike, as the agency is still awaiting a Letters Rogatory from the Pakistan side so that the evidence could be shared with them legally.

After conducting a lie-detector test on senior Punjab police officer Salvinder Singh, the NIA will now subject two others, including his jeweller friend, who were kidnapped with him by suspected JeM terrorists before they attacked the Pathankot air force station, to the test.

National Investigation Agency (NIA) was today allowed by a Special Court to conduct a lie-detector test on senior Punjab Police officer Salwinder Singh in connection with the Pathankot terror attack probe.

Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh today termed the Pathankot terror attack as a "mysterious incident" and claimed that the Intelligence Bureau (IB) was already aware of the presence of militants in the town.

A Superintendent of Police rank officer of Punjab Police Salwinder Singh was quizzed for the fourth day today by National Investigation Agency (NIA) whose interrogators also questioned his cook and the caretaker of 'Panj Peer Dargah', which the official had claimed to have visited before he was kidnapped by terrorists involved in Pathankot attack.

At the heart of decoding the many lapses that allowed a huge attack on the Pathankot air force base is a senior police officer who was abducted by the terrorists that are believed to have come from Pakistan.

After over 80 hours since the Pathankot air base came under attack from terrorists, military operations at the base have finally ended, sources have said. Flying at the air base has resumed and Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar is currently there, taking stock of the situation.

The NIA today summoned three persons, including senior Punjab police officer Salvinder Singh for questioning in connection with the Pathankot terror strike, as the agency is still awaiting a Letters Rogatory from the Pakistan side so that the evidence could be shared with them legally.

After conducting a lie-detector test on senior Punjab police officer Salvinder Singh, the NIA will now subject two others, including his jeweller friend, who were kidnapped with him by suspected JeM terrorists before they attacked the Pathankot air force station, to the test.

National Investigation Agency (NIA) was today allowed by a Special Court to conduct a lie-detector test on senior Punjab Police officer Salwinder Singh in connection with the Pathankot terror attack probe.

Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh today termed the Pathankot terror attack as a "mysterious incident" and claimed that the Intelligence Bureau (IB) was already aware of the presence of militants in the town.

A Superintendent of Police rank officer of Punjab Police Salwinder Singh was quizzed for the fourth day today by National Investigation Agency (NIA) whose interrogators also questioned his cook and the caretaker of 'Panj Peer Dargah', which the official had claimed to have visited before he was kidnapped by terrorists involved in Pathankot attack.

At the heart of decoding the many lapses that allowed a huge attack on the Pathankot air force base is a senior police officer who was abducted by the terrorists that are believed to have come from Pakistan.

After over 80 hours since the Pathankot air base came under attack from terrorists, military operations at the base have finally ended, sources have said. Flying at the air base has resumed and Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar is currently there, taking stock of the situation.