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Bikram Singh Majithia did not appear before the court even for the third time

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According to reports, Majithia pleaded not to appear before the SIT citing a hearing in a case at Chandigarh, but the SIT said it had no record of court cases against Majithia and that Majithia had never attended his upcoming court hearing. (Photo: Twiter/Bikram Singh Majithia)

Shiromani Akali Dal leader Bikram Singh Majithia is continuously ignoring the summons sent by the Special Investigation Team of Punjab Police in the multi-crore drug trafficking case of Punjab. SIT waited for Majithia in Patiala all day yesterday but he did not appear.

His message came that he cannot join the investigation by doing any special engagement. DIG in charge of the seat. Harcharan Singh Bhullar said that summons will be sent to Bikram Majithia again.

According to reports, Majithia pleaded not to appear before the SIT citing a hearing in a case at Chandigarh, but the SIT said it had no record of court cases against Majithia and that Majithia had never attended his upcoming court hearing. Not told about, as well as said that it There are baseless allegations that Sitt is preventing them from appearing in court.

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