The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has conducted a second round of searches at the residence of suspended Punjab Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Harcharan Singh Bhullar, who was recently arrested on bribery charges. The follow-up operation at his Sector 40 residence comes amid reports that Bhullar has not been fully cooperating with the ongoing investigation, prompting the agency to intensify its scrutiny.

Bhullar, who served as the DIG of Ropar Range, remains under suspension while the CBI probes alleged corruption and bribery activities during his tenure. The investigation involves a thorough review of financial records, property documents, and communication trails to uncover any evidence of illegal conduct. Authorities have indicated that the probe is complex and multifaceted, necessitating multiple search operations to gather critical evidence.

The case has significant implications for law enforcement integrity in Punjab, highlighting the importance of accountability and transparency within the police force. Officials emphasized that the CBI is committed to ensuring a fair and thorough investigation, targeting not only the individual but also systemic corruption wherever it exists.

The renewed search reflects the agency’s dedication to tackling high-level corruption and serves as a warning against misconduct in public service. Authorities have assured the public that the investigation will continue until all allegations are fully examined and justice is delivered. The case underscores the ongoing need for strict anti-bribery enforcement and internal monitoring to maintain public trust in law enforcement institutions.