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Jailed MP Amritpal Singh Wants To Participate In Republic Day Celebrations & Parliament Session, Moves HC
MP Amritpal Singh, detained under the National Security Act, has filed a petition seeking release to attend Parliament ...
Jailed MP And Khalistani Extremist Amritpal Singh To Move HC Over Attending Parliament Sessions: Report
Amritpal Singh, an Independent MP and Khalistani extremist may approach the Punjab and Haryana High Court, seeking directions ...
Amritpal Singh seeks high court directions for attending parliamentary sessions
Directions are also being sought from the authorities concerned to permit him to attend the Republic Day ceremony in the ...
‘Not the first’: Political analysts sceptical of Amritpal Singh's party becoming a formidable force
The emergence of Amritpal Singh's faction forming 'Akali Dal Waris Punjab De' as an alternative to Shiromani Akali Dal ...
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Pro-Khalistan MP Amritpal Singh moves court to attend Parliament session
Amritpal Singh the Member of Parliament MP from Khadoor Sahib in Punjab currently imprisoned in Assam Dibrugarh jail under the National Security Act NSA ...
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Will the rise of Waris Punjab De reignite radical politics in Punjab?
The term “Akali” carries significant weight in Punjab’s panthic politics, rooted in Sikh religious history. Derived from ...
Amritpal to move HC over attending Parliament sessions
Amritpal Singh is in the process of moving the Punjab and Haryana High Court, seeking directions for attending parliamentary ...
Akali Dal Waris Punjab De: Pro-Khalistan preacher Amritpal Singh’s father unveils party, eyes SAD space
Jailed MP Amritpal Singh's father and Faridkot MP Sarabjit Singh Khalsa launched a new political party, Akali Dal Waris ...
Seeds of hatred will never grow on state’s soil: Punjab CM Mann on Amritpal’s party
Radical leaders and supporters of Amritpal Singh announced the formation of ‘Akali Dal- Waris Punjab De’ in Muktsar district ...
Amritpal moves HC for nod to attend Parliament session
In his plea, Khadoor Sahib MP says he runs the risk of disqualification as a member absent from parliamentary sittings for 60 days can lose membership; he has not attended House proceedings for 46 day ...