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Detention Ends, Amritpal Singh's 7 Aides May Be Probed Over Police Station Attack
The Punjab Police will bring back seven associates of jailed MP and radical preacher Amritpal Singh from Assam's Dibrugarh jail as the state government has decided not to extend their detention under the stringent National Security Act, said police.
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Amritpal Singh Arrested: Here Are The Charges Against Him
Amritpal Singh Arrested: After eluding Punjab Police for 37 days, separatist and radical preacher Amritpal Singh finally surrendered today.
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Amritpal Singh's Associate Charged Under Arms Act In Jammu And Kashmir
Jammu and Kashmir police have filed a case under the Arms Act against a close aide of fugitive Amritpal Singh for illegally procuring a gun licence.
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Another Amritpal Singh Aide Flown To Assam, National Security Act Invoked
According to reports, Fauji, a retired army constable, was the bodyguard of "Waris Punjab De" chief Amritpal. He had his arms licence issued from Jammu and Kashmir, which was cancelled following the Ajnala clash on February 23.
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Detention Ends, Amritpal Singh's 7 Aides May Be Probed Over Police Station Attack
The Punjab Police will bring back seven associates of jailed MP and radical preacher Amritpal Singh from Assam's Dibrugarh jail as the state government has decided not to extend their detention under the stringent National Security Act, said police.
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Amritpal Singh Arrested: Here Are The Charges Against Him
Amritpal Singh Arrested: After eluding Punjab Police for 37 days, separatist and radical preacher Amritpal Singh finally surrendered today.
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Amritpal Singh's Associate Charged Under Arms Act In Jammu And Kashmir
Jammu and Kashmir police have filed a case under the Arms Act against a close aide of fugitive Amritpal Singh for illegally procuring a gun licence.
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Another Amritpal Singh Aide Flown To Assam, National Security Act Invoked
According to reports, Fauji, a retired army constable, was the bodyguard of "Waris Punjab De" chief Amritpal. He had his arms licence issued from Jammu and Kashmir, which was cancelled following the Ajnala clash on February 23.
