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Amritpal Singh in Dibrugarh jail: Was arrested in turban, robe similar to Bhindranwale’s The hunt for fugitive Khalistan sympathiser and Waris Punjab De head Amritpal Singh ended Sunday morning with Punjab police arresting the 30-year-old preacher outside a gurdwara in slain militant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale’s native village of Rode in Punjab’s Moga district. Security agencies and Punjab Police feared that had Amritpal or his aides been imprisoned in Punjab, they would have radicalised other jailed criminals and associated them with his private army, Anandpur Khalsa Fauj. Amritpal Singh kept in Dibrugarh jail's isolation cell; to be interrogated by RAW, IB Central intelligence agencies will interrogate Amritpal Singh, who was arrested by the Punjab Police on Sunday and later sent to Assam's Dibrugarh jail. "He will be questioned on his association with his sympathisers and his source of funding. Because intelligence agencies have got a lot of inputs Given the defiant protests in Ajnala, it was apprehended that Amritpal’s supporters could create a law and order situation by mobilising support against his arrest. Last but not the least, Punjab Police and agencies felt that Amritpal and his aides, if left in Punjab’s jails, would run their criminal activities from behind the bars, as many gangsters have been doing. Did Khalistan leader Amritpal Singh surrender himself or was he arrested by Punjab Police? Sources said NSA was slapped against Amritpal as he is seen as a delib...

Amritpal Singh Arrested: Absconding radical preacher and Khalistan sympathiser Amritpal Singh has been finally nabbed by the Punjab police in the state’s Moga district on Sunday. He was arrested from a Gurudwara in Moga ending the 36-day long manhunt that began on March 18gAs per the latest information, he is likely to be taken to Assam’s Dibrugarh for further proceedings. The downfall of the separatist leader began after the Ajnala incident when his supporters stormed the police station in Amritsar seeking the release of his aide and another Khalistan sympathiser, Lovepreet Toofan. Several criminal cases have been filed and registered against Amritpal Singh and some of them include serious charges like kidnapping and holding a person hostage. Here are the details about the cases against him. Cases Against Amritpal Singh House Arrest After Murder Of Sudhir Suri – Nov, 2022 Amritpal Singh was put under house arrest last year in November after the broad daylight murder of Shiv Sena (Taksali) leader Sudhir Suri outside a temple in Amritsar, Punjab. Suri’s family had alleged that Singh had threatened Suri many times. The police put him under house arrest to maintain law and order situation. Many had alleged that Amritpal had planned the murder of Suri, as the vehicle of the prime accused had a Waris Punjab De sticker. Kidnapping, Assault Charges – Feb 16 A man had filed a complaint against Amritpal Singh on the basis of which a case was registered on February 16 this year. The...

By India Today News Desk: Punjab Police has arrested an NRI near Fagwada. According to police sources, the arrest has been made in connection with the incident of Amritpal Singh fleeing from Hoshiarpur. Amritpal Singh has been absconding since Punjab Police initiated an action against him and his aides on March 18. Amritpal was last traced to Maranaia village in Hoshiarpur on March 28. Following his escape, the Hoshiarpur Police has been continuously conducting search operations to catch him. This is the first arrest made by Punjab Police since Amritpal's escape from Maranaia village. It is also learned that the police have taken several other people into custody in this case and are conducting a thorough investigation on them. They have also found some crucial evidence against Amritpal Singh and his accomplice Pappal Preet Singh, who also fled from Maranaia village. According to the information, the police could make some big revelations in the coming days. It is also reported that this entire case is being linked to a drug-related gathering that took place in Jagatpur Jatta village, and whoever was present at that gathering is being continuously questioned by the police. Amritpal Singh and his accomplice Papalpreet Singh had fled from Maranaia village around 8:00 pm on March 28. Meanwhile, the failure to nab Amritpal Singh even after 22 days has raised questions over the credibility of the Punjab Police. The separatist leader’s escape a second time on March 28 further ma...