Waris Punjab De Chief: Amritpal Singh, the head of ‘Waris Punjab De’ who supports Khalistan, has left Punjab and reached Haryana. On March 21, Amritpal came to one of his supporters in Shahbad, Haryana. Punjab and Haryana police are interrogating that supporter. Police said that a woman has been arrested for giving shelter to hardline separatist Amritpal Singh in Shahabad.
Amritpal Singh entered Haryana from Shahkot in Jalandhar via Phillaur and Ludhiana. According to the police, Amritpal and his accomplice left the Platina bike at a village near Phillaur, after which they reached Ludhiana by some other means. All this is the incident of March 18 when Amritpal had escaped by cheating the police.
Amritpal Singh took refuge in Shahbad
On March 20, Amritpal had left Punjab and entered Haryana. After interrogating the family who gave shelter in Shahbad, the police definitely believe that Amritpal’s aim is to leave Punjab and find a safe haven in other states. On March 18, the police started the operation. After that 4 pictures came out. Going from the first Mercedes car, the second Brezza car, in the third picture he is seen riding a Platina bike, after that in the fourth picture he is sitting on a motorcar and the Platina bike is also placed on it. However, all these pictures are from the same day (March 18).
Amritpal Singh ran away after changing his clothes
Another case was registered against fugitive Amritpal Singh in Jalandhar on Wednesday. A granthi of the gurudwara had filed a complaint that Amritpal had stayed in this gurudwara for about 45 minutes. During this his three associates were also with him. Amritpal and his associates demanded clothes by showing fear of weapons. When he refused to give clothes, he along with his family was threatened with death. Granthi told in his complaint that during this time Amritpal and his associates also had a rifle and a pistol.
internet services down
At the same time, the Punjab government on Thursday extended the ban on mobile internet and SMS (messaging) services in Tarn Taran and Ferozepur districts till Friday afternoon, while restrictions were imposed in Moga, Sangrur, Ajnala sub-divisions and some areas of Mohali in Amritsar. were removed. Mobile internet services have been suspended in Tarn Taran and Ferozepur “for public safety, to prevent any incitement to violence and to maintain peace and public order”, according to orders issued by the Home Department and Justice Department on Monday. The term has been extended.
