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Lakha Sidhana and Mohanjeet Shero Freed from Nabha Jail in Punjab
✍️ Amar Ujala · Ludhiana
🗓 06 Nov 2026, 01:31 AM
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Two detainees, Lakha Sidhana and Mohanjeet Shero, have been released from Nabha jail in Punjab, according to local reports.
Punjab authorities have released two inmates, Lakha Sidhana and Mohanjeet Shero, from the district jail in Nabha. The decision was reported by the regional daily Amar Ujala, which confirmed that both individuals are now out of custody.
Details regarding the legal proceedings that led to their release have not been disclosed. No official statement from the prison administration or the state government has been released at this time.
The release comes amid ongoing scrutiny of the criminal justice system in the state, with civil society groups calling for greater transparency in bail and parole decisions. Local residents expressed mixed reactions, some welcoming the freedom of the two men while others awaited clarification on the circumstances surrounding their detention.
Further updates are expected as the authorities provide more information about the case and any conditions attached to the release.
The story was first reported by Amar Ujala, a leading newspaper in the Ludhiana region, and is being monitored by state law enforcement agencies.
Details regarding the legal proceedings that led to their release have not been disclosed. No official statement from the prison administration or the state government has been released at this time.
The release comes amid ongoing scrutiny of the criminal justice system in the state, with civil society groups calling for greater transparency in bail and parole decisions. Local residents expressed mixed reactions, some welcoming the freedom of the two men while others awaited clarification on the circumstances surrounding their detention.
Further updates are expected as the authorities provide more information about the case and any conditions attached to the release.
The story was first reported by Amar Ujala, a leading newspaper in the Ludhiana region, and is being monitored by state law enforcement agencies.