Khalistani separatist Amritpal Singh (file photo).

According to the intelligence agency report on pro-Khalistan separatist Amritpal Singh, Amritpal's financier Daljit Kalsi made 18 trips to Thailand in 13 years (2007-2020).

The reasons behind so many trips to Thailand need to be probed, whether he was involved in prostitution.

When Amritpal Singh was living in Dubai without following Sikh principles, he was living a lavish lifestyle.

At the instigation of Amritpal, migrant students were targeted and surrounded at Baba Banda Singh Bahadur Engineering College.

During the Khalsa Waheer, an attempt was made to create mischief deliberately by going along the Christian majority route. 

Amritpal has been raising the issue of conversion of Sikhs to Christianity and crowd funding by missionaries.

He tried to demean Jesus Christ by saying that he could not save himself, so what can he do for others.

He also gave similar provocative speeches against Hinduism.

Sandeep Singh alias Sunny is an associate of Amritpal involved in the murder of Sudhir Suri.

WPD (Waris Punjab De) sticker was on his car.

Four days before the murder, Amritpal had incited him to commit the murder.

Then Amritpal had threatened him not to take his name.

No one knew Amritpal in Punjab before the death of Deep Sidhu.

For this reason, he did not talk openly about his past as it could damage his image.

Amritpal is associated with drug dealer Jaswant Singh Rode in Dubai, whose brother is working from Pakistan.

Amritpal does not talk about his past life, when he was non-Amritdhari and did not follow Sikh religious principles.

After coming to India, Amritpal and his organization started working as a religious fundamentalist group, which is in complete contrast to his earlier personality.

This clearly shows that it has been planted by anti-national forces in India. 

Amritpal has his own version of Sikh orthodoxy.

His version has nothing to do with the truth about Sikhism.

Amritpal was roaming around in a luxurious Mercedes gifted by drug mafia Ravel Singh.

Amritpal Singh's recent (last 10 days) activities

The recent activities of Amritpal Singh (President, Waris Punjab De/WPD) point to the fact that how he is systematically trying to radicalise Sikhs. 

In the last 10 days, Amritpal had participated in five programs (Amritsar, Muktsar, Tarn Taran, Mansa and Kapurthala) where there was a gathering of 800-1000 people.

The main sources of his address in these events were – 

• Urging the Sikhs to be ready to sacrifice their lives for the Sikh religion instead of getting baptized (Amritdhari and Shastradhari) and dying of intoxicants.

• He alleged that the government is making every possible effort to disarm the Sikhs by canceling their arms licences.

  Guru Gobind Singh (the 10th Sikh Guru) ordered the Sikhs to keep arms so that they could protect their families and religion when persecuted by the government.

• He further asked the government to negotiate peacefully with the Sikhs, give them their rights, accept the coercion meted out to the Sikhs and apologize for the same.

• Urging the youth to unite to achieve Khalsa rule for future generations of Punjab, he claimed that the Sikh Panth was divided due to which the enemies were attacking them and taking advantage of their weakness.

• He said that the government should not blame Pakistan for the drug problem in Punjab as drugs come from Delhi and Haryana.

• He threatened Dera followers to love gurus who sacrificed themselves and their children and fought for their motherland, and not those (in reference to Baba Ram Rahim, chief, DSS) who looted their money, lied and bombed them.

• He claimed that the Sikhs involved in Moosewala's murder were used by a 'tilakdhari' to kill a Sikh.

• He asserted that whenever sacrilege of the Guru Granth Sahib occurs, Sikh policemen should not look to the law and instead take a stand for the creed.

  He said that Bhai Dilawar Singh, Bhai Satwant Singh, Bhai Beant Singh and Bhai Kehar Singh had earlier served in the police and left their jobs for the cause of the Panth and till now festivals were celebrated on their anniversaries.

  He argued that many police personnel who died in the line of duty were forgotten after some time and therefore they should draw the line on the side of the Sikh Panth for the struggle.

• Recently, the WPD has opened one more de-addiction center in Barnala and was planning to open two more in Moga and Muktsar so that a private militia would be ready to act on its command.

Revealing the future plan of WPD, Amritpal Singh had announced on March 19 to start the second phase of Khalsa Waheer from Gurdwara Muktsar Sahib, Muktsar and terminate at Damdama Sahib, Distt.

He was on his way to Bathinda after visiting villages in Malwa region on the day of Baisakhi and radicalizing the youth in Malwa.

Meanwhile, Giani Harpreet Singh (Acting Jathedar, Akal Takht), who did not want action against Amritpal, expressed dissatisfaction with the report (12 March) submitted by the committee formed on the carrying of Guru Granth Sahib during the protest by Sikh Jathedars after Ajnala.

In the incident where the Guru Granth Sahib was used as a shield by Amritpal Singh, the committee returned the report with instructions to resubmit it with the signatures of the members.

Also, in an attempt to cash in on Amritpal's popularity, the organizers of 'Qaumi Insaf Morcha' (QIM) came out in support of Amritpal Singh for carrying away the Guru Granth Sahib during the Ajnala incident as they want Amritpal to join the QIM to increase mobilisation. Be a part

At the protest site and for this action was taken against a member of the Vekor Committee, who had condemned Amritpal for carrying the Guru Granth Sahib to the protest site at Ajnala.

Amritpal has been conspicuously silent on the various atrocities meted out to the Sikh community in Pakistan, including the abduction of minor Sikh girls for forced conversions, the attack on Gurdwara Nankana Sahib, the damage to a statue of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, and the destruction of a Gurdwara in Pakistan. shutdown is included.

All such incidents are happening right under Amritpal's nose just 40 kms away from where Amritpal used to live. 

Why the need for NSA (National Security Act, 1980)?

Amritpal's intention was to spoil the peaceful atmosphere of Punjab, which can be gauged from the kidnapping and involvement of another Sikh Varinder Singh in the attack.

Openly defying the authorities during the Ajnala incident and not hesitating to injure policemen while doing so, indulging in sacrilege/blasphemy, resorting to vandalism of Gurdwaras at Kapurthala and Jalandhar, worshiping Christ and Hindu deities vitiating communal atmosphere by giving inflammatory speeches against, using youth for violence and promoting gun culture by naming his private militia as Anandpur Khalsa Fauj (AKF), threatening, openly declaring that he Do not believe in the state and defy the Punjab government's order not to display weapons in the open.

Ties with the banned organization SFJ (Sikhs for Justice), which has now come out in open support of the WPD. 

It has been said in the intelligence report that after taking custody in NSA, people associated with WPD need to be sent out of Punjab.

If he was kept in any jail in Punjab, he would be involved in jail break.

They would radicalise other jailed criminals and induct them into the Anandpur Khalsa Fauj (AKF).

Who are the people associated with WPD and what is their real motive?

Amritpal – truck driver, bobbed hair, living a modern life in Dubai.

Daljeet Kalsi - Actor, involved in financial fraud/Ponzi scheme, frequent traveler to Thailand.

Papalpreet - Small time reporter.

Gurmeet Bukkanwala - used to run a furniture shop.

The aim of all these persons was to earn money and gain power in less time.

Amritpal cashed in on the sudden death of Deep Sidhu.