Amritpal Singh Mehron, a self-styled Sikh leader, was deported to India from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) after being accused of murdering Instagram influencer Kanchan Kumari in June 2025 in Bathinda, Punjab, India. Mehron, who gained notoriety for his moral policing activities and led a group called 'Qaum De Rakhe', fled to Dubai shortly after the murder, where he continued to threaten others via social media. Kanchan Kumari, also known as Kamal Kaur 'Bhabhi', was strangled to death for posting content deemed 'immoral and vulgar'. Mehron claimed responsibility for the murder in a video, stating it was an enforcement of moral standards. He was arrested by Sharjah Police in January 2026 during a visa check, leading to deportation proceedings. In February 2026, a court in Bathinda declared him a proclaimed offender after he failed to appear for questioning. The case has sparked a significant debate in Punjab regarding moral policing, vigilante violence, and the safety of women influencers, as Mehron and his group had previously threatened other content creators. Initially a bike mechanic, Mehron's background includes a Class 12 education and a diploma in diesel mechanics.