IN PICS — Amritpal Singh Arrested: Punjab Police Nabs Fugitive Radical Preacher After 36 Days

In a major success, Punjab police on Saturday arrested fugitive Khalistan sympathiser Amritpal Singh from Moga.

36 days of manhunt ends as Punjab police arrests Amritpal Singh.

Fugitive Amritpal Singh has been arrested in Punjab's Moga, Punjab Police said on Satirday. The Waris Punjab De chief will be taken to Dibrugarh jail in Assam via Bathinda. According to sources, the Punjab Police was making plans for his detainment since late last night. (Image Credit: ABP)

The Khalistan sympathiser surrendered to Punjab Police near a Gurdwara in Moga amid the mounting pressure put up by Punjab Police for the same. This comes after his wife Kirandeep Kaur was stopped by the state Police from Shri Guru Ram Dass International Airport, Amritsar as she was trying to board a flight to London. (Image Credit: ABP)

The main aide of pro-Khalistan leader and Waris De Punjab chief Amritpal Singh was arrested in Sirhind on April 15. According to Narinder Bhargav, DIG Border Range, the aide, Joga Singh, was apprehended in a joint operation of Amritsar-rural and Hoshiarpur police. Joga Singh was with Amritpal from March 18 to March 28, news agency ANI reported. (Image Credit: File Photo)

Two men were arrested on the accusation of harbouring radical preacher Amritpal Singh who has been on the run after Punjab Police launched a crackdown last month. Police had last month launched a major crackdown against Amritpal and members of his outfit 'Waris Punjab De.' The Khalistan sympathiser, who is yet to be nabbed, evaded arrest in Jalandhar district on March 18, switching vehicles and changing appearances. (Image Credit: File Photo)

Hardeep Singh (22) and Kuldip Singh (30), both brothers and residents of Rajpur Bhaian village were produced before a court and sent to a four-day police remand, news agency PTI reported. (Image Credit: ABP)

Last month, the police launched a major crackdown on Amritpal Singh and members of his 'Waris Punjab De' outfit. On March 18, the radical Sikh preacher eluded the police by switching vehicles and changing his appearance, and he is still at large.(Image Credit: File Photo)