Days after Khalistani chief and Waris Punjab De chief Amritpal Singh was arrested from Punjab’s Moga district, studies claimed that slain Khalistani terrorist Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale’s nephew might need performed an essential position in his seize.
India Today quoted sources as saying that Jasbir Singh Rode, the previous chief of Akal Takht and the nephew of Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale, performed an essential position within the give up of Amritpal Singh, who had been absconding for the previous 40 days and was efficiently evading his arrest.
According to studies, Jasbir was informed by Amritpal Singh that he might be surrendering after reaching the Rodewal Gurdwara on April 23. It is believed that Bhindranwale’s nephew secretly knowledgeable the police of his give up, which finally led to his arrest.
It can be believed that the police have been avoiding arresting Bhindranwale in broad daylight as they feared that it would trigger a ruckus and result in an Ajnala-like incident outdoors of the Moga gurdwara.
While it’s being reported that Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale’s nephew was the rationale behind Amritpal Singh’s arrest, he denied all such claims and stated that it was Amritpal himself who had referred to as the police outdoors the temple after a month-long manhunt.
Amritpal Singh had surrendered to the Punjab Police after a protracted chase on April 23 and was taken to the Dibrugarh Central Jail in Assam, the place eight of his aides and mentor Papalpreet are at present lodged.
The Waris Punjab De (WPD) chief has been stored in a separate cell. As per jail sources, he was not allowed to satisfy different members of the outfit, together with his shut aide Papalpreet Singh. Amritpal was additionally reportedly questioned by the Intelligence Bureau (IB) as he reached the jail.
A supply in Dibrugarh jail revealed that IB officers went contained in the jail this morning and that the interrogation of Waris Punjab De chief is underway. Assam police is tight-lipped on the event.
(With IANS inputs)
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