Public sentiment is predominantly negative towards Bikram Singh Majithia's arrest, fueled by anger over political corruption and drug trafficking. Many comments express a demand for justice and accountability while criticizing the political climate in Punjab.

Bikram Singh Majithia

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&gt;More than a year after a case was registered under the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act against former minister and SAD leader Bikram Singh Majithia, the Punjab and Haryana High Court was today told that three accused were yet to be arrested in the matter.

&gt;A Division Bench hearing the matter was also told that the role of all police officers, who might have directly or indirectly helped in drug trafficking or smuggling, would also be examined and the investigation would be concluded within a month.

&gt;“While conducting the investigation, all three (recently opened sealed) reports of an SIT shall be taken into account,” an affidavit filed by an Assistant Inspector General of Police stated.

&gt;As the drugs menace case came up for resumed hearing, the Division Bench was also told that extradition process had been initiated against 12 accused with regard to six FIRs mentioned in a report earlier submitted by the head of the special task force.

&gt;The affidavit placed before the Bench of Justice GS Sandhawalia and Justice Harpreet Kaur Jeewan by Punjab Additional Advocate General Gaurav Garg Dhuriwala during the course of hearing said FIR No. 2, dated December 20, 2021, under the provisions of the NDPS Act was registered at the state crime police station, Bureau of Investigation, Mohali, against Majithia “in view of contents of the report”.
Three more persons Satpreet Singh, alias Satta, Parminder Singh, alias Pindi, and Amrinder Singh Chhena, alias Laddi Chhena, were nominated as accused in the case by a special investigation team.

&gt;It added that Majithia was arrested in the case on February 24, 2022, and was currently out on bail, granted by the high court on August 10, 2022. “The remaining three accused are yet to be arrested in this case. They are at present residing in Canada”.

&gt;The Bench was also told the extradition process had been initiated against Amarjit Singh Kooner, Lehmbar Singh, Daleh, Pardeep Singh Dhaliwal, Laddi Chheena, Pindi, Sarabjit Singh Sander, Nirankar Singh Dhillon, Gursewak Singh Dhillon, Ranjit Singh Aujla, Ranjit Kaur Kahlon, Madan Lal and Harbans Singh Sidhu.

&gt;Giving details of the status of action taken on the recently opened sealed reports, the affidavit added that Punjab’s Department of Home Affairs and Justice had asked the DGP to take action on the same

disinterested_abcd

They didnt talk about the plane at all. Was the plane at the airport , where they found the van? If the plane was gone, where is the plane then? Who flew it?

Frank9Diesel

Posted this prior but it's how I see Don.

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What's interesting about him is that he was obsessive about his money and his alternate life. The planning he put into going to Costa Rica was what I think he really enjoyed in life. He seemed to realize the intrigue and power around him when he talked about his wealth. He didn't flaunt it at a golf club or yacht club, but around average people. They seemed to hold him in awe and he realized this. He knew they'd work hard for him and keep his secrets to be part of his life.  
With all of his money, he hired young girls and went around Costa Rica at night drinking.But the persona he built around himself was just a facade for a sad old man who, regardless of what he told people, was aimless and devoid of a plan for the remainder of his life.  
It doesn't appear that he had any connection to organized crime in the United States. Were there shady people whom he attracted through his transferring money? Possibly. He was obsessed with his physical money but wasn't secretive about it.  
In Central America and Costa Rica, I'm sure he was being watched and would have eventually been targeted because he carried so much cash around there.  
I think the big mystery is whether or not he left the US. If not, what happened here? If he did leave the US, where did he make it to?  
In the US, I think he could have flashed his money or talked about it to someone who saw an easy target. We think of all of the millions he had and that someone would kill him for those millions to make it worth it. But someone may have seen that he had a box with $30,000 and have been content with killing him for $30,000. Or maybe Don finally confronted how aimless his life was and did something to himself? Slight possibility to me.  
If he left the US, maybe he was targeted in a small airport for his cash? Maybe he made it to Costa Rica and someone settled a score with him?  
I don't think Carole did it.

i4N33

&gt;5. Assuming it’s true he was sleeping with 15 year olds do you sympathize with Carole assuming she is his killer?

&gt;if the guy was a pedo do I even want her to get caught?

This mindset misses the point imo. Given the circumstances, if Carole killed him it probably wasn't because of his terrible morals, let's be real, it would be for self-serving reasons. If she did it she should still be locked up because she's dangerous.

donteatjaphet

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Don made his fortune through his trucking business and through real estate. Not drug smuggling, there is zero evidence to even back up those allegations. Stop spreading fake news.

grey_ghost0

Personally? I think Carole knew Don was about to leave her and shot him. Then she drove his car to that airport and somehow disposed of his body. Either the tigers ate him or she dropped him into the ocean. End of story, really

Here's an interesting post about the planes from 2 years ago. I cant seem to find a straight answer if the plane was at the airport or was it taken on a flight. 

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[https://www.reddit.com/r/TigerKing/comments/ft145a/did\_don\_lewiss\_plane\_also\_disappear/?utm\_source=BD&amp;utm\_medium=Search&amp;utm\_name=Bing&amp;utm\_content=PSR1](https://www.reddit.com/r/TigerKing/comments/ft145a/did_don_lewiss_plane_also_disappear/?utm_source=BD&amp;utm_medium=Search&amp;utm_name=Bing&amp;utm_content=PSR1)

why do you assume he was killed in the states? that's much more unlikely given the reports

leolego2

To piggyback off your #3, if she killed him, and I suspect she has something to do with his murder, it benefited her greatly being in gator country (FL), surrounded by tigers, a vast property, murky waters, and swampland. Very little evidence can survive out there, and now we’re talking 24 years later. That is a killer’s dreamland. It would be a miracle, truly, if they found any bit of biological evidence of Don out there

Brianas-Living-Room

I mean probably the person responsible is the person who took control of his millions of dollars in assets considering that is the same person that said that Don was broke, bad with money and didn't have anything when he died.

So someone dies and they leave behind MILLIONS... and then the person who inherited it repeatedly says "oh he didn't get murdered he didn't have any assets he was pooooor!!!!"... Sorry but the person who inherits millions and then claims that the person died without any real assets should be treated as a suspect. Carole has been trying to deflect her guilt with lie after lie.

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First it was that she couldn't have done it because there was no motive because "Don was bad with money"

Then she said it was because he was running drugs and doing illegal things.

Now apparently Don is a pedophile.

Next we will probably see Carole say Don was a reptilian who stole the election for Joe Biden.

thefartsock

Carole f#%king Baskin killed Don Lewis for sure.

Designer-Soil5932

Must def a drug smuggler. Don hot what was coming to him, but his exwife is going to reap what she sowed as well.

a_paper_clip

As was with others, no evidence or money will be found, but they will remain in jail untill government changes.

earthling011

In General: Not guilty until proven otherwise 


AAP: Guilty until not proven otherwise

coldstone87

Sanjay Singh's staff members and those linked to him were earlier questioned by the ED in this case.

It is alleged that the Delhi government's excise policy for 
2021-22 to grant licences to liquor traders allowed cartelisation and favoured certain dealers who had allegedly paid bribes for it, a charge strongly refuted by the AAP.

The policy was subsequently scrapped and the Delhi lieutenant governor recommended a CBI probe, following which the ED registered a case under the PMLA.

*Sanjay Singh became the third big AAP leader to be arrested by the ED after Satyendra Jain and Manish Sisodia.*

ishrey

Feels like Kejriwal cut a deal with modi to take out All his party members.

I wonder when will kejriwal will start dharna at jantar mantar against his own government. sheila dikshit ke against to bohot documents the. AAP ke against bhi kuch evidence to hoga hi kejru ke pass

Titanusgamer

Classic victim  dialogue by kejriwal and gang "this is muudiji's conspiracy" "nobody sees BJP's corruption" instead of letting investigation happen and making his financials public.

IncreaseNo5722

Ye party ke saare purane log to jail hi Jaa rahe hai

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Both POS.    How is majethia still openly going around like this. When everyone knows he no good.

urban_umli

I hope they can get their beard out of the way and smooch each other.

Zealousideal_Tart996

Karte na fir sare kathe Bhagwant Maan ne…

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Former Punjab minister Bikram Singh Majithia has been arrested on charges of laundering drug money and intimidating officials, escalating political tensions in the region.

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