Amritpal Singh, the Waris Punjab De’s leader, was detained by the NSA

Amritpal Singh was taken into custody in Moga, Punjab. He has been evading capture since a police crackdown began on March 18th.Amritpal Singh, a radical preacher, was detained on Sunday in Moga, Punjab, according to the police. Amritpal Singh has been evading capture ever since the police cracked down on him and his group, “Waris Punjab De,” on March 18.Amritpal Singh, according to sources, has been detained under the National Security Act (NSA). The Khalistan supporter has previously been subject to the strict NSA by the Punjab Police.Amritpal Singh and the members of his organisation “Waris Punjab De” were the target of a significant crackdown by the police on March 18.

Amritpal and his colleagues were charged with a number of crimes, including inciting class strife, attempting a murder, injuring police officers, and impeding their proper performance of their duties.
But over the past three days, he has appeared in two alleged videos and an audio recording that were posted on social media. The Khalistan supporter claimed he was not a runaway and would soon appear in front of the world in the most recent video.He refuted rumours that he was discussing his surrender in the audio clip, and he again urged the Akal Takht to call a “sarbat khalsa” congregation to talk about concerns affecting the Sikh community.