Amritpal Singh has changed his look to escape from the police.

New Delhi:

The arrested associates of Khalistani leader Amritpal Singh need to be kept in high-security jails outside Punjab after being charged under the draconian National Security Act (NSA).

After his arrest, there is a possibility of his jail break and escape if kept in Punjab.

It is also feared that if Amritpal's associates remain lodged in Punjab jail, they may instigate other prisoners as well.

Intelligence sources informed NDTV about this.

On the condition of anonymity, an official said that members of the radical organization 'Waris Punjab De', headed by Amritpal Singh, started by actor and activist Deep Sidhu, could have radicalized other jailed criminals as well.

These supporters could join hands with the so-called Anandpur Khalsa Fauj or AKF.

Sources said there was a need to charge Amritpal Singh under the NSA for several reasons.

Some of them are:


The Khalistani leader had a plan to disturb the peaceful atmosphere in Punjab.

For this he kidnapped a Sikh Varinder Singh and beat him up.

At the same time, he openly challenged the police officers at Ajnala police station.

Many policemen were injured in this incident.

Not only this, Amritpal Singh vandalized and desecrated the Gurudwaras of Kapurthala and Jalandhar in Punjab.

He also gave communal speeches against other religions.

At the same time, Amritpal Singh used to incite the youth involved in his personal militia AKF to take up arms and carry out acts of violence.

Not only this, Khalistani supporter Amritpal Singh is also accused of misleading the youth regarding 'gun culture'.

He deliberately misinterpreted the teachings of Guru Gobind Singh to incite people to take up arms.

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