Archive · 24 Jul 2025
Ex-Beas SHO Gets 10 Years for 1993 Fake Encounter
In 1993, two police constables were taken by officers who then claimed they were killed in a fake encounter.
After a long investigation, one officer, Paramjit Singh, has been sentenced to 10 years in jail.
The investigation revealed that the two constables were kidnapped and falsely reported as militants.
The case took over two decades due to legal delays, and the families of the constables are seeking justice for the death of their family members and the impact on their lives.
Former Beas SHO Paramjit Singh was sentenced to 10 years in prison for the 1993 fake encounter.
The case involved the abduction and staged killing of two Punjab Police constables.
The court acquitted two other officers due to lack of evidence, while one died during the trial.
The CBI investigated the case after Supreme Court orders, confirming the victims' identities.
The victims' families expressed their anguish, citing the long delay and impact on their lives.
- Who
- Paramjit Singh, the former SHO of Beas, along with other officers involved in the abduction and killing of two constables.
- What
- Former Beas SHO Paramjit Singh was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment for his role in the 1993 fake encounter case.
- When
- The sentencing occurred after a court ruling on Wednesday after a 32-year legal battle; the event occurred in 1993.
- Where
- Mohali CBI court.
- Why
- For abducting two Punjab Police constables who were later killed in a staged encounter.
Victims' Families
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Justice for Victims
Victims' Families
Seeking justice for the death of the two constables
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Impact on the Family
Victims' Families
Highlighting the impact of the case on their lives.
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- Defendant
- Paramjit Singh
- Sentence
- 10 years imprisonment
- Fine
- Rs 50,000
- Victims
- Two Punjab Police constables
- Date of Incident
- April 18, 1993
- Court
- CBI court in Mohali