In a troubling incident in Ludhiana, Punjab, a group of Nihangs assaulted Jaswinder Deep after he refused to allow them to ride his horses. The confrontation occurred on May 13 in the Sadar police station area, where Deep maintains a stable for his horses. According to Deep's complaint, the group, led by Raman Nihang, demanded access to his horses. When he declined, a heated argument ensued, prompting the accused to forcibly enter his home and physically assault him. Deep reported that they threatened his life before fleeing the scene. In the chaos, Gopi Nihang allegedly stole Deep's licensed .32 bore pistol, which was loaded with seven cartridges. Following the incident, the police registered a First Information Report (FIR) against several individuals, including Mani Nihang, Davinder Singh alias Lakha Nihang, and others, under various sections of the Indian Penal Code related to causing hurt, rioting, and intimidation. Investigating officer Gurpreet Singh stated that efforts are underway to apprehend the suspects and recover the stolen weapon.