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Crime
Four Accused Including Pappalpreet, Kalsi Appear in Ajana Case; Statements Recorded
✍️ Amar Ujala · Amritsar
🗓 08 Oct 2026, 10:01 PM
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Four individuals, among them Pappalpreet and Kalsi, were presented before the Amritsar court in connection with the Ajana case, where their statements were recorded under Section 313 of the Criminal Procedure Code.
Four suspects, including Pappalpreet and Kalsi, were recently brought before a court in Amritsar in relation to the ongoing Ajana case. The hearing took place at the district court, where the prosecution formally presented the accused before the magistrate.
During the session, the court ordered the recording of statements from each of the four individuals under Section 313 of the Criminal Procedure Code. This provision allows the accused to be questioned about the allegations against them after the prosecution has presented its case.
The magistrate noted that the statements would be crucial for the investigation and instructed the police to submit a detailed report based on the recorded testimonies. No bail applications or further procedural orders were disclosed at the time of reporting.
Law enforcement agencies continue to probe the circumstances surrounding the Ajana incident, and the case is expected to proceed to the next stage of trial pending the completion of the statement‑taking process.
During the session, the court ordered the recording of statements from each of the four individuals under Section 313 of the Criminal Procedure Code. This provision allows the accused to be questioned about the allegations against them after the prosecution has presented its case.
The magistrate noted that the statements would be crucial for the investigation and instructed the police to submit a detailed report based on the recorded testimonies. No bail applications or further procedural orders were disclosed at the time of reporting.
Law enforcement agencies continue to probe the circumstances surrounding the Ajana incident, and the case is expected to proceed to the next stage of trial pending the completion of the statement‑taking process.