Khalistan supporter Amritpal threatened Home Minister in gestures: Indira Gandhi pressed, what was the result; Amit shah also fulfilled his wish and see

Khalistan supporter Amritpal Singh has threatened Home Minister Amit Shah in gestures. Amritpal said on Sunday in Budhsingh Wala village of Moga district of Punjab – Indira also tried to suppress, what happened? Now Amit Shah will fulfill his wish and see. Amritpal came on the death anniversary of Punjabi singer Deep Sidhu. He is the head of the Waris Punjab De organization, which was formed by Deep Sidhu himself.

Amit Shah said a few days ago that we are keeping an eye on Khalistan supporters in Punjab. Amritpal was questioned about Shah's statement. On this, Amritpal said that tell Shah that every child of Punjab talks about Khalistan. Do whatever you want to do. We are asking for our rule, not someone else's.

For 500 years our forefathers have shed their blood on this earth. Some so many people have made sacrifices that we cannot count on our fingers. We are the claimants of this earth. Nothing can take us back from this claim. Neither Indira could remove it nor can Modi nor Amit Shah remove it. Let the armies from all over the world come, we will die, but will not give up our claim.

Amritpal asked- Will Shah take action against those who talk about Hindu Rashtra?

Amritpal Singh said- India's government is secular. Tell me when the Prime Minister and the Home Minister of the country said that action will be taken against those who talk about the Hindu nation. It means difference. There is a difference between the inspiration of Hindus and Sikhs. Sikhs cannot, but Hindus can speak for themselves.

I feel that pressing does not suppress anything. Indira Gandhi did this and tried it, what was the result? Try doing this also, it is a matter of fulfilling their wish. We are walking with our heads on our palms. If we were afraid of death, we would have walked on these paths. Let the Home Minister (Amit Shah) fulfill his wish.

Amritpal is the head of Deep Sidhu's organization

Amritpal Singh's name is currently in discussion in Punjab. Amritpal Singh's Dastarbandi (coronation) took place last year in the organization 'Waris Punjab De'. 'Waris Punjab De' is a pressure group, which was formed 2 years ago by actor and activist of Punjab Deep Sidhu. This Deep Sidhu is the same, who came into the limelight after talking to the officers in English during the farmer's movement.

After that, during the tractor march during the farmer's movement, Deep was made the main accused of the Red Fort violence. However, later Deep Sidhu died in a road accident. After which Amritpal was made it's head.

Amritpal has come from Dubai

Amritpal came to India from Dubai some time ago. In Dubai, he used to help his family in the transport business. As soon as he came here, Amritpal came into the limelight due to his powerful speech style. In his speech, he speaks openly in support of Khalistan. Not only this, he is associating the youth of Punjab with his claims of freeing them from the trap of drugs.

Operation Blue Star and the assassination of Indira Gandhi

Amritpal Singh compared Amit Shah with Indira Gandhi in his speech. Former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi got Operation Blue Star done in 1984 to free the Golden Temple from Jarnail Singh Bhindranwala. After this 2 Sikh security personnel killed Indira Gandhi. Amritpal considers this Jarnail Singh Bhindranwala as his ideal.

Amritpal is incensed by the arrest of his close friend Toofan Singh

Amritpal Singh is incensed by the arrest of one of his close friends, Toofan Singh. Police have registered a case against Amritpal Singh, 5 others, and 25 unidentified people for abducting and assaulting a Sikh youth in Ajnala, Amritsar.

Taking action in this case, the police arrested Toofan, a close aide of Amritpal. Since then, Amritpal has been on a rampage and is giving open threats to the first Punjab Police and now the Home Minister Amit Shah.

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