Security has been tightened in Dibrugarh in view of information that pro-Khalistan fundamentalist Amritpal Singh has been brought from Punjab to a jail in Assam. An official said that multi-layered security arrangements have been made in the Central Jail. He said that elite Black Cat commandos of Assam Police, Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) and other security personnel have been deployed for the security arrangements of the jail premises. Amritpal has been kept in a special cell under tight security. A team of Punjab Police along with Assam Police personnel is present in the jail

Bhindrawala’s Rode village arrested

Khalistan supporter Amritpal (29) and his armed supporters stormed a police station last month in what was seen as a challenge by the country’s security apparatus. Due to this, once again the danger of terrorism started looming in Punjab, which was prevalent in the state in the decade of and 0581 was seen in the early years of the decade. Amritpal was detained in Rode at 6.48 in the morning Went. The terrorist Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale was from Rode village and Amritpal was appointed as the head of the organization ‘Waris Punjab De’ in a program organized in this village last year. ,Amritpal was hidden in the Gurudwara

Amritpal was hiding in a gurudwara and the Punjab police surrounded the radical preacher from all sides. He was detained under the stringent National Security Act (Rasuka). Inspector General of Police (IG) Sukhchain Singh Gill said, “A joint operation was carried out by the intelligence wing of the Amritsar Police and the Punjab Police. The Punjab Police had come to know about Amritpal’s presence in Rode village. The police surrounded him from all sides in the village. , Gill denied Amritpal’s claim that it was a “surrender”, and said that the fugitive was surrounded. Gill told that the message was given to Amritpal that there was no scope for his escape. He said, “Warrants were issued against Amritpal under the National Security Act and were executed in the morning. The law will take its course.

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Sun, Apr 23, 2023, 10: 42 PM IST