Two arrested for aiding grenade attack on YouTuber

Two men have been arrested for allegedly helping in a grenade attack on a YouTuber’s house in Jalandhar, Punjab. One of the arrested is Rohit Basra, whose father is an assistant sub-inspector. The other is Maninder Singh, also known as Bobby, from Alichak village. The police have now arrested six individuals in connection with the attack on YouTuber Rozer Sandhu, which happened on March 16. Thankfully, nobody was hurt, as the grenade did not explode. Pakistani gangster Shahzad Bhatti has claimed responsibility for the attack, saying the YouTuber had insulted Islam. According to Senior Superintendent of Police Gurmeet Singh, both Basra and Singh provided crucial support to the main attackers, Hardik Kamboj and Amritpreet Singh. Police investigations revealed that Maninder Singh supplied weapons to Rohit Basra, who later handed them to the main attackers. Maninder Singh has a long criminal history, with ten cases of robbery and weapons charges against him. He was out on bail before being arrested again. Earlier, three other suspects were arrested in Himachal Pradesh. The police have charged Kamboj, along with Shahzad Bhatti and others, with serious offenses under various laws, including murder and explosives. Kamboj, who is only 21 years old, was previously injured during a police operation.