Punjab News: The National Investigation Agency has now clamped down on the brother-in-law of Waris Punjab De chief Amritpal Singh. Amritpal’s brother-in-law Amarjot Singh and others have been booked under the Explosive Substances Act for inciting people, trying to cause riots, hatching a conspiracy, doing illegal activities. NIA is now also probing the Pakistan angle in this matter. Let us tell you that a crowd of Khalistan supporters attacked the Indian High Commission in Ottawa, Canada on 23 March 2023 and threw 2 grenades at its building.
NIA officials confirmed
Amritpal Singh’s brother-in-law Amarjot Singh was leading a crowd of Khalistan supporters at the time of the attack in Ottawa, Canada. If media reports are to be believed then NIA officials have confirmed this.
Identification of 8 Khalistani supporters
At the same time, an FIR has also been registered regarding the attack on the Indian Embassy in San Francisco. In which 8 Khalistani supporters have been identified. The names of Harpreet Singh, Sandeep Singh, Baba Sarwan Singh, Gurcharan Singh Khalsa, Amandeep Singh Virk, Lakhbir Singh, Gursharanjit Singh, Jaspreet Singh Lovla are included in connection with the attack on the Indian Embassy on March 18-19.
Protest against action on Amritpal
Let us tell you that action was being taken on Amritpal Singh by the Central Government and Punjab Police, then there was a protest against India in Canada which was led by Amritpal’s brother-in-law Amarjot Singh. Now the record of Amarjot Singh is being scrutinized by the NIA so that more evidence can be collected regarding his contact with Amritpal Singh.
Nijjar and Khanda were also protesting like this
The kind of protests organized by Amritpal Singh’s brother-in-law Amarjot Singh. Similarly, terrorists killed in the past were done on behalf of Khalistani leaders like Hardeep Singh Nijjar and terrorist Avtar Singh Khanda.
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