A CCTV footage surfaced on the internet showing the area near the house in Kurukshetra where Amritpal Singh stayed on the night of the crackdown that began Saturday. He escaped the next day.
Indian High Commission in London has been working to counter disinformation circulating around developments in Punjab, related to enforcement action against the separatist group 'Waris Punjab De'.
The fugitive pro-Khalistan leader Amritpal Singh managed to give police a slip after changing his vehicle on Saturday when police had launched a crackdown against him and his outfit 'Waris Punjab De'. In a new photo that...
On Wednesday, around 2,000 pro-khalistan protesters descended upon the Indian High Commission for a planned demonstration and hurled objects and chanted slogans amid a heightened security presence and barricades.
The action comes days after some pro-Khalistan elements pulled down the Indian Tricolour at the Indian High Commission in London amid a police action against separatist leader Amritpal Singh.
The action comes at a time when Khalistani supporters vandalised the Indian High Commission in London on Sunday. After vandalism in London, Khalistani supporters allegedly attacked Indian Consulate in San Francisco...
Papalpreet Singh is considered to be one of Amritpal Singh's mentors who had been advising him on various issues. He had been working with Amritpal closely since he returned to India last year. He was in close contact with...
Flag marches and searches were conducted across Punjab on Sunday as part of the police's manhunt for radical preacher Amritpal Singh
The Ministry of External Affairs termed the vandalism at London mission 'unacceptable' and demanded identification, arrest, and prosecution of those involved.
On Monday, Radical preacher Amritpal Singh's uncle and driver have surrendered before the police in Jalandhar while the Khalistan sympathiser was still on the...
According to reports, the Ministry of External Affairs has conveyed a strong message to the diplomat over the alleged incident at the Indian mission.
With the help of overseas Sikh separatists, Pakistan's external spy agency ISI has been the brain behind pushing Amritpal Singh back to India with an aim to...
In a statewide crackdown on fugitive Khalistan supporter Amritpal Singh's Waris Punjab De, 78 people were arrested and weapons and ammunition were recovered....
Internet has been suspended till noon on Sunday across Punjab amid crackdown on Khalistan supporter Amritpal Singh. The crackdown on Amritpal-led radical...
Prime Minister Modi and Albanese watched the first day of the fourth Test between Australia and India at the Narendra Modi Stadium at Motera in the city on...
Opposition parties, including the Congress and BJP, have been targeting Bhagwant Mann led AAP government over the law-and-order situation in the state.
Punjab Police did not retaliate because Amritpal (Singh) carried Guru Granth Sahib with him. Had the police retaliated, things would have gone awry, Punjab...
Dubai-returned Amritpal Singh, who heads an organisation called 'Waris Punjab De', talked to reporters at the police station, issuing an 'ultimatum' for the...
Amritpal Singh, who is the chief of the group Waris Punjab De along with five of his aides are charged with allegedly kidnapping and thrashing Varinder Singh,...
The Indian High Commission called these incidents clear attempts to sow hatred and division among the peaceful multi-faith and multi-cultural Indian-Australian...
The attack on BAPS Swaminarayan temple which has disturbed Hindu and Sikh leaders in Melbourne has been condemned by the Kerala Hindu association in Melbourne...
Canada-based Arshdeep Singh Gill is involved in targeted killings, terror financing, and is under investigation by National Investigation Agency (NIA), as per...
Khalistani terrorist Harwinder Singh Rinda is allegedly involved in RPG attack on the Punjab Police Intelligence Headquarters and in the Ludhiana court blast.
Punjab: On October 2, similar slogans were found written on the wall of the office of the Forest Department.
Gurpatwant Singh Pannun is the founder of the pro-Khalistani outfit Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), which is a banned organisation in India.
