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Amritpal Singh News: The Punjab government told the Punjab and Haryana High Court on Tuesday that pro-Khalistan separatist Amritpal Singh would be nabbed soon and coordination was being done with several agencies in this regard. Police started action against Amritpal and members of his organization ‘Waris Punjab De’ in Punjab on March 18 and Amritpal has been missing since then. The government has declared him a fugitive.
Many pictures and videos of Amritpal Singh are going viral
Let us tell that in the pictures and videos surfaced in the social media, he was seen in different guise many times, so that the police could be dodged. However, the police have caught many of his associates. Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has said that he has asked the Director General of Police to release from custody those people who have not been found involved in any anti-national activities. However, Bhagwant Mann has also said that strict action will be taken against anyone trying to disturb peace in the state.
This request made in the petition
On Tuesday, the court of Justice NS Shekhawat was hearing a habeas corpus petition filed by advocate Iman Singh Khara. In this petition, a request has been made to release Amritpal Singh from the alleged police custody. Khara had recently filed a habeas corpus petition. It has been claimed in the petition that Amritpal is in illegal custody of the police. During the hearing, Advocate General of Punjab Vinod Ghai told that Amritpal has not been arrested yet. Talking to reporters outside the court building, the petitioner said that the advocate general informed the court that they were close to nabbing Amritpal.
Amritpal in police custody?
According to the petitioner, the court asked the Advocate General to file an affidavit in this regard that Amritpal is in police custody. The court said that the state says that Amritpal was not arrested. The court told the petitioner that if he produced evidence to prove that Amritpal was in illegal detention, it would appoint a warrant officer. The next hearing in the case will be on March 29.
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