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The Punjab administration has asked Mohali older Superintendent of Police (SSP) Ranbir Singh Khatra to go on one month go away following his public spat with Ness Wadia, industrialist and owner of Indian Premier League (IPL) side Kings XI Punjab. Khatra and Wadia argue openly on May 23 at the Punjab Cricket Association (PCA) sports ground near Chandigarh after Wadia accused the police of black-marketing tickets and theft liquor bottles and team T-shirts.Khatra had enthused an official complaint against Wadia’s “misbehaviour” to the Punjab government and police top brass, bring the spat on record.

The district keep watch over chief claimed that Wadia misbehave with him and even shouted, “I don’t talk to little and mean people like you.”Police sources said that Khatra had been asked to go on one month leave from Monday due to the disagreement. He had applied for go away to go to the US and was immediately granted that.Khatra is careful close to ruling Akali Dal head Sukhbir Singh Badal, the son of Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal. Mohali, a newly shaped district, is careful a prize posting for police and civil officer in Punjab.Khatra had also record a grievance against IPL official Lalit Modi for smoke in a community area of the PCA sports ground last month.