‘Abducted at gunpoint’: High drama in Punjab’s Moga during block samiti chairman polls, Congress protests outside police station | Chandigarh News
2 min readLudhianaMar 6, 2026 10:06 AM IST High political drama prevailed in Punjab’s Moga Thursday during the block samiti chairman election after the Congress alleged that their elected member was “abducted at gunpoint” by the ruling Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) to “hijack the election process.” Congress’s Moga district president, Malvika Sood Sachar, along with other local leaders, sat on a protest outside the Moga Sadar Police Station, alleging that the police refused to file a First Information Report (FIR) when they complained about their colleague’s abduction. After the Congress leaders refused to lift the protest, the police detained them and took them to the Mehna Police Station. They were released late on Thursday. Speaking to The Indian Express, Sachar said Aman Sanghera was on his way to participate in the election and vote, but he was abducted on the way. “The ruling AAP abducted him at gunpoint and took him away. He was dragged out of his car. For more than three hours, when the election was on, he was kept in captivity, and …
