International alert raised for Gurmeet Singh's adopted daughter Honeypreet Insan, Haryana police DGP
Honeypreet Insan To Be Declared As Proclaimed Offenders.
A new page has been added to the chapter of Honeypreet Insan today. The Haryana police is in the process of declaring the adopted daughter of Dera Sacha Sauda chief Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh and others associated as Proclaimed Offenders (PO).
The police have also attached the properties of Honeypreet, Aditya Insan and Pawan Insan. Haryana DGP B S Sandhu in a warning said that Honeypreet and the other two should come forward and help the police in investigation.
"Legal action against two to three people, who are untraceable, is being taken. We have started the process ofdeclaring them proclaimed offenders. Their personal properties will also be attached...These persons are Aditya Insan, Pawan Insan and Honeypreet Insan," Haryana DGP B S Sandhu said while talking to reporters in Sirsa today.
For this, an international alert has been issued and teams are conducting raids, he said. The DGP said that till August 25 there was no case against Honeypreet but after the arrest of Dera functionary Surinder Dhiman, her role became suspect.
"Therefore, a case was registered and a search is on to nab her," Sandhu said. He said the police had information that Honeypreet had come to Dera Sacha Sauda in Sirsa after the violence.
It should be noted that the police has not met with any success so far to nab Honeypreet. A joint operation was conducted by Haryana and Rajasthan police teams in Sri Ganganagar district of Rajasthan to trace Honeypreet Insan on September 21.
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