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Video of Amritpal Singh in a car at toll plaza surfaces as Punjab Police invokes NSA against him

Citing sources NDTV said, Amritpal Singh, changed cars and then changed his clothes in the Brezza.

As radical preacher Amritpal Singh remains elusive on the fourth day, a video of the Khalistani leader has surfaced in which he is seen in the front seat of a vehicle at a toll plaza. Singh is wanted by Punjab Police by the Punjab police which has even launched a massive manhunt to nab the separatist leader.&nbsp;
According to the NDTV report, the footage is from Saturday, the day police launched a crackdown against Amritpal Singh. He was last seen escaping in a Mercedes SUV.&nbsp;
Citing sources NDTV said, Amritpal Singh, changed cars and then changed his clothes in the Brezza.
To evade the police, he swapped his traditional religious clothes for a shirt and trousers.&nbsp;
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A heartwarming story has emerged from Punjab with a Christian woman from Pakistan finally being able to cross the border to marry her Indian fiance.
Kamal Kalyan and Shumaila had to wait for around 5 years with intense paperwork, and then the Covid pandemic proving to be major hurdles.
However, on 7 July, Shumaila and family were finally able to enter India via the Attari-Wagah border crossing to marry Kamal. The mehendi ceremony is slated for 9 July, and the wedding will take place a day later in Jalandhar.\
Kamal said, "I'm feeling happy. This process concluded after 5 years. Feels great. There weren't many difficulties. Paperwork has to be done for all countries. Pakistan's paperwork isn't much. All countries have similar amount of paperwork. But in this case, it was a bit tough. We met during brother's marriage. We spoke over WhatsApp."
Shumaila said, "We're feeling happy. The wait stretched on for years. We had to wait a long time because of Covid. Thank god that this day is here now. We're meeting, the wedding will take place, and we'll live a good life."

Christian woman from Pakistan comes to India to marry Punjab man: watch their story

Indian Kamal Kalyan and Pakistani Shumaila had to wait for around 5 years with intense paperwork, and then the Covid pandemic proving to be major hurdles.

A heartwarming story has emerged from Punjab with a Christian woman from Pakistan finally being able to cross the border to marry her Indian fiance.
Kamal Kalyan and Shumaila had to wait for around 5 years with intense paperwork, and then the Covid pandemic proving to be major hurdles.
However, on 7 July, Shumaila and family were finally able to enter India via the Attari-Wagah border crossing to marry Kamal. The mehendi ceremony is slated for 9 July, and the wedding will take place a day later in Jalandhar.
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Kamal said, "I'm feeling happy. This process concluded after 5 years. Feels great. There weren't many difficulties. Paperwork has to be done for all countries. Pakistan's paperwork isn't much. All countries have similar amount of paperwork. But in this case, it was a bit tough. We met during brother's marriage. We spoke over WhatsApp."
Shumaila said, "We're feeling happy. The wait stretched on for years. We had to wait a long time because of Covid. Thank god that this day is here now. We're meeting, the wedding will take place, and we'll live a good life."

NIA to attach assets of 2 top Khalistani terrorists

PTI,&nbsp;New Delhi: The NIA will attach immovable properties of designated terrorists Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, a US-based member of the banned Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), and Hardeep Singh Nijjar, the Canada-based chief of Khalistan Tiger Force, an official said on Tuesday.
According to an official of the National Investigation Agency (NIA), the Government of India, in exercise of powers conferred under Section 51A of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, has ordered for the attachment of the immovable properties of Pannun in Amritsar and Nijjar in Jalandhar.
In July this year, Pannun and Nijjar were declared as designated terrorists under the provisions of the UAPA Act, along with seven other individuals.
Both SFJ and Khalistan Tiger Force are separatist Khalistani outfits.
The NIA is investigating a case relating to a concerted campaign launched by secessionist organisation SFJ under the banner of 'Sikh Referendum 2020' for creation of a so-called 'Khalistan'. PTI CPS SKL SMN

NIA to attack assets of 2 top Khalastani terrorists

The NIA will attach immovable properties of designated terrorists Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, who is a US-based member of the banned Sikhs for Justice, and Hardeep Singh Nijjar, the Canada-based chief of Khalistan Tiger Force. According to an official of the National Investigation Agency, the Centre has ordered for the attachment of the immovable properties of Pannun in Amritsar and Nijjar in Jalandhar. In July this year, Pannun and Nijjar were declared as designated terrorists under the provisions of the UAPA Act, along with seven other individuals. Both SFJ and Khalistan Tiger Force are separatist Khalistani outfits. The NIA is investigating a case relating to a concerted campaign launched by secessionist organisation SFJ under the banner of 'Sikh Referendum 2020' for creation of a so-called 'Khalistan'.&nbsp;

PTI,&nbsp;New Delhi: The NIA will attach immovable properties of designated terrorists Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, a US-based member of the banned Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), and Hardeep Singh Nijjar, the Canada-based chief of Khalistan Tiger Force, an official said on Tuesday.
According to an official of the National Investigation Agency (NIA), the Government of India, in exercise of powers conferred under Section 51A of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act, has ordered for the attachment of the immovable properties of Pannun in Amritsar and Nijjar in Jalandhar.
In July this year, Pannun and Nijjar were declared as designated terrorists under the provisions of the UAPA Act, along with seven other individuals.
Both SFJ and Khalistan Tiger Force are separatist Khalistani outfits.
The NIA is investigating a case relating to a concerted campaign launched by secessionist organisation SFJ under the banner of 'Sikh Referendum 2020' for creation of a so-called 'Khalistan'. PTI CPS SKL SMN

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