Amritpal Singh Seen In Delhi In New Avatar With Sunglasses, Denim Jacket, No Turban

Amritpal Singh Seen In Delhi: In a video, the 'Waris Punjab De' leader is seen without his turban, as though attempting to hide from the cops. He was dressed casually in sunglasses and a denim jacket.

"Waris Punjab De" leader seen in a new avatar on Delhi roads.

Source : CCTV Footage

Police suspect radical Sikh leader Amritpal Singh was seen on a Delhi street in a new CCTV footage. He appears to have a distinct look, since his hair hangs loose with no turban, and the Khalistani leader was seen wearing a mask in the video. 

The CCTV footage was taken on March 21, three days after the Punjab Police launched a big crackdown on Amritpal Singh and his 'Waris Punjab De' outfit. Amritpal Singh is still missing, and the Indian government has already requested that the Nepal government not allow him to flee to another country.

Amritpal Singh and Papalpreet Singh, according to media reports, arrived in Delhi via Kurukshetra, Haryana. The police have not stated whether he is still hiding in Delhi or whether he has fled the city.

Nepal has already placed Amritpal Singh under surveillance as he could attempt to cross the border with a fake passport.

Multiple CCTV footage of the two wanted men fleeing the police and seeking refuge in a residence have surfaced in the week since he escaped Punjab. These videos have helped authorities piece together how he escaped from the state.

Amritpal Singh has previously been caught in CCTV footage riding a bike, riding a motorised cart, walking under an umbrella in Haryana, wearing a jacket in Punjab, and now in a new avatar in Delhi. A photo of the Khalistani leader drinking an energy drink went viral on Monday. It was not a CCTV recording, but rather a photograph was taken by Papalpreet and shared on the internet.

Amritpal Singh is the chief of "Waris Punjab De," a radical organisation founded by actor and activist Deep Sidhu. The charges against him include recruiting young people to join his private militia, the Anandpur Khalsa Fauj, or AKF, and engaging in violent activities.