Dhaliwal in a sentence

Chand followed him inside and held him at knifepoint until Dhaliwal tried to fight back and four gym-goers jumped into action — pouncing on the assailant, according to footage of the assault.

Devon Meadows star Lucas Ligt and Tooradin gun Josh Lownds both made centuries on the weekend, joining Jass Dhaliwal from Cranbourne Meadows in the most exclusive club of the season.

Dhaliwal said, “We are standing tall with the family at this hour of grief.

I dare Dhaliwal to get hold of Justice Kuldip Singh report on encroachments and take action against everyoneтАЭ.

In one of the video clips, a Punjab Home Guard (PHG) Bahadar Singh, who was attached with Dhaliwal, is purportedly heard saying he used to collect bribes on the officer’s behalf from transporters and hand over the amount to the officer every month.

Other Liberal MPs from the area, including Sukh Dhaliwal, Parm Bains and John Aldag, sent similar letters to Alghabra.

Raj Dhaliwal says the distribution of trees through the Branching Out program is equal, but not equitable.

Ranjit Dhaliwal, 41, was sentenced at Reading Crown Court on Tuesday (April 25) for breaking a restraining order in respect to his family as well as possession of a bladed article, criminal damage and a public order offence.

Why was Dhaliwal arrested?

Former federal cabinet minister Herb Dhaliwal says he wants to revive a liberal party for those left politically homeless in British Columbia after the BC United Party suspended its campaign in the upcoming provincial election.

A year ago, Harris County deputy Sandeep Dhaliwal was killed in the line of duty.

Dhaliwal was an MP from Ropar parliamentary constituency in 1997 in a by-election and in 1998 on SAD ticket.

In-person ceremonies recognizing Dhaliwal have been canceled due to the pandemic.

Sometimes I fight with him," said Dhaliwal's older sister Harpreet K. Rai.

With more on today’s search, here’s Taz Dhaliwal.

Deputy Dhaliwal was known for his interactions within the community, with many recalling the times they met the deputy or how his service changed their lives.

Dhaliwal followed his father's footsteps by joining the police - after his dad served in his native India.

Dhaliwal left a "lucrative" trucking job to become a civilian detention officer, Alan Bernstein, a former spokesman for the sheriff's office said.

Dhaliwal was a trailblazer — one of the first deputies in Texas to wear the traditional Sikh turban while on duty.

Gonzalez recounted how Dhaliwal worked with United Sikhs, an international non-profit, nongovernmental, humanitarian relief, human development and advocacy organization affiliated with the United Nations.