(Ravi Kumar/HT) Rapid Action Force at the protest site at Airport Road which Nihangs blocked in protest.(Ravi Kumar/HT)ĥ. Read | Ex diplomat slams Amritpal's ‘not Indian’ remark: ‘surrender passport and get…’ Protest march in support of Amritpal Singh in Mohali. A heavy police force is involved in the entire operation. HT learnt from a senior police official that Amritpal switched his vehicle at the spot where his cavalcade was intercepted by the police and attempted to dodge the police.Ĥ. The Police cordoned off Amritpal's cavalcade in Mehatpur.ģ. Read | 'Khalistan shouldn't be seen as…': Amritpal Singh as Lovepreet Singh set to be released todayĢ. while he was reportedly on his way to Shri Muktsar Sahib. Punjab Police launched a high-level operation to chase Amritpal Singh. Special operation to nab Amritpal Singh: Here is what happened so farġ. FIR stands registered for the attack on Ajnala Police Station," the Punjab Police said, as quoted by ANI. Waris Punjab De elements are involved in four criminal cases relating to spreading disharmony among classes, attempt to murder, attack on police persons and creating obstructions in the lawful discharge of duties of public servants. 315 bore rifle, seven rifles of 12 bore, one revolver and 373 live cartridges of different caliber have been recovered so far. "During the state-wide operation, nine weapons, including one. But Amritpal Singh and several others fled. Read | Amritpal Singh, the new face of fundamentalist fringe The 29-year-old separatist leader Amritpal Singh was chased by a heavy police force on Saturday.Īfter the hours-long hot chase in which the cops almost arrested Amritpal Singh, the Punjab Police issued a statement clarifying that 78 persons were arrested and seven were detained in the massive state-wide cordon and search operations in the state against Waris Punjab De. Nihangs took out a protest march in support of the 29-year-old cult leader, fondly called Bhindranwale 2.0. 10 of his close associates who were accompanying the Waris Punjab De chief were detained. Self-styled Sikh preacher, Khalistani supporter Amritpal Singh was hunted by Punjab police on Saturday for which Internet services across the state were suspended.
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