Vishal Jood, accused in attacks on Sikhs in Sydney returns to Haryana
The Hindu
Vishal Jood was released after a six-month sentence
Vishal Jood, 24, who was arrested in Sydney in April this year for his alleged involvement in a series of targeted attacks on the Sikh community, was accorded a hero’s welcome by the Ror community on his return to Haryana’s Kurukshetra on Sunday.
Jood was released earlier this month on completion of six months sentence after the New South Wales police dropped eight charges against him including racial hatred.
Around 200 youth from the Ror community assembled at Panipat to receive him before marching to a dharamshala in Kurushetra.
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