ਸਾਨੂੰ ਜੇਲ ਚੋਂ ਭਜਾਉਣ ਲਈ ਪੁਲਿਸ ਦੀਆਂ ਵਰਦੀਆਂ ਪਾ ਕੇ ਆਏ | Amandeep Singh Dhotian | Nabha Jail Break

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Exclusive Interview with Amandeep Singh Dhotian | Nabha Jailbreak Mastermind Speaks Out | Full Story Revealed In this explosive and exclusive interview on Address It, Editor-in-Chief Lankesh Trikha sits down with Amandeep Singh Dhotian, the key accused in the infamous Nabha Jailbreak case. Amandeep Singh, who was convicted for his role in the 2016 Nabha Jail Break, shares never-heard-before details about how he and his fellow inmates planned and executed the daring escape. He reveals how he broke the jail lock by firing a pistol and how the group managed to flee from Punjab to Delhi and eventually to Kota. After serving his sentence, Amandeep is now out of jail and opens up about: The planning behind the Nabha jail escape Their route after the jailbreak How they were eventually tracked down and arrested through police intelligence Nabha Jailbreak Case Verdict | Patiala Court Sentences 22, Acquits 6 | Full Details A major verdict has been delivered in the high-profile Nabha jailbreak case that shook Punjab in 2016. On October 3, 2025, a Patiala court sentenced 22 individuals and acquitted 6 in connection with the daring escape of 6 inmates from the maximum-security Nabha Jail on November 27, 2016. Key Highlights of the Verdict: 2 convicts (Bikkar Singh & Sukhchain Singh) sentenced to 20 years under IPC and NDPS Act 18 convicts sentenced to 10 years,1 person got 5 years, and 1 received 3 years Charges included dacoity, attempt to murder, criminal conspiracy, cheating, forgery, Arms Act violations, and drug trafficking Fines imposed: ₹10,000 for dacoity convicts, ₹1 lakh for drug-related charges Jail officials Bhim Singh and Jagmeet Singh sentenced to 10 years for criminal negligence 6 accused acquitted, while 2 proclaimed offenders remain absconding, including Kashmir Singh and Romi of Hong Kong Background: The shocking jailbreak involved militants and gangsters storming the high-security prison disguised as police officers. The escapees included dangerous criminals like Vicky Gounder (killed in 2018) and H.S. Mintoo (died in jail). Over the 6-year trial, 137 witnesses were examined, and UAPA charges were dropped for all accused. Timeline of Events November 27, 2016: 6 inmates escape Nabha Jail 2018: Key figures like Vicky Gounder and H.S. Mintoo die October 2025: Final verdict announced Nabha Jailbreak Accused Amandeep Singh Arrested | Punjab Police Latest Update | Aman Dhottian News | April 03, 2017 Breaking News: Notorious gangster Amandeep Singh alias Aman Dhottian, one of the six dangerous criminals who escaped from Punjab’s high-security Nabha Jail in 2016, has been arrested by Jalandhar Police near PAP Chowk late Saturday night. Aman Dhottian, involved in 26 criminal cases including murder and attempt to murder, had a Rs 5 lakh reward on his head. He was caught in a major police operation led by DCP Navjot Mahal and ACP Manpreet Singh Dhillon, under the supervision of Commissioner of Police Arpit Shukla. During the arrest, police recovered: A.32 bore pistol A magazine with 7 live cartridges 4 SIM cards ₹5,000 in cash On November 27, 2016, six inmates including Amandeep Singh, Vicky Gounder, Neeta Deol, Gurpreet Sekhon, Harminder Singh Mintoo, and Baba Kashmira Singh had escaped in a daring jailbreak from Nabha Jail, aided by armed attackers. According to police, Aman played a key role in the escape by firing at the jail gate lock with a pistol passed by gangster *Prema Loharia. He was allegedly planning a kidnapping at the time of his arrest. Punjab gangster news | Nabha Jailbreak case | Latest police arrests in Punjab | Aman Dhottian arrest footage | Crime news in India | NabhaJailBreak | AmandeepSinghArrested | AmanDhottian | PunjabPolice | JalandharNews | GangsterNews | IndianCrimeNews | BreakingNews | TrueCrimeIndia | VickyGounder | PunjabGangsters | PAPChowkArrest | CrimeUpdateIndia | NabhaJailbreak | PatialaCourt | PunjabNews | IndianLaw | CrimeNews | BreakingNews | CourtVerdict | VickyGounder | JailBreak | NDPSAct | CriminalConspiracy | IndianJudiciary | TrueCrimeIndia | HighProfileCase