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‘Pols aayi Pols aayi’: Reports of Waris Punjab De head Amritpal Singh’s detention triggers a memefest

On Saturday, the Punjab Police detained self-proclaimed radical Sikh preacher Amritpal Singh and his six accomplices. Amritpal Singh was arrested after a high-intensity chase while his associates were nabbed earlier.

The reports that Waris Punjab De chief and pro-Khalistan leader Amritpal Singh was detained by Punjab Police has triggered a memefest.

Social media users on Twitter, Facebook, and other portals are sharing memes after Punjab Police detained Amritpal Singh and his associates.

Netizens expressed their amusement after Amritpal and his aides tried evading Punjab Police’s operation to arrest them.

BJP spokesperson Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga also took a dig at Amritpal and his associates following their arrest.

Then there were some who shared memes from popular movies and series after Punjab Police launched a crackdown to arrest Singh and his aides.

Amritpal Singh still on the run

While it was reported earlier on Saturday that Punjab Police detained self-proclaimed radical Sikh preacher Amritpal Singh and his six accomplices, later the police said that he is still on the run. Amritpal Singh escaped after a high-intensity chase while his associates were nabbed. He was going in a convoy of three vehicles. During this time, the police caught two vehicles near Mehtabpur in Shahkot, but Amritpal Singh managed to escape in the third vehicle. 

The move came after the Punjab police launched a crackdown on the separatist leader and his group.

Note: This report has been updated with latest developments

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