CBI Files Charges Against Punjab Police Officers in Colonel Attack Case

In a significant development, the CBI has filed charges against four Punjab police officers related to an alleged attack on Colonel Pushpinder Singh Bath. This incident, which occurred in March, has raised serious concerns about police conduct and the integrity of the investigation. Colonel Bath and his son were reportedly assaulted over a parking dispute, leading to injuries. The case has drawn attention following the High Court's decision to transfer the investigation to the CBI. For more insights and updates on this unfolding story, read the full article.

By Narendra Chaudhary Dec 26, 2025, 09:30 IST

Charges Filed Against Police Officials

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has submitted a charge sheet against four Punjab police officers in a Mohali court concerning an alleged attack on Colonel Pushpinder Singh Bath that occurred in March. Sources have confirmed this development.

Among those charged is Inspector Ronnie Singh, along with three other police officials. This action follows nearly five months after the Punjab and Haryana High Court assigned the investigation of the case to the CBI in July.

Details of the Incident

The alleged incident took place during the night of March 13 and 14, when Colonel Bath and his son were dining at a roadside eatery in Patiala. Colonel Bath accused certain police personnel of assaulting him and his son over a parking dispute.

As a result of the altercation, Colonel Bath suffered a broken hand, while his son sustained a head injury. Bath has claimed that a fair investigation by the Punjab police is impossible.