Delhi Police announce cash reward of Rs 1 lakh each for information leading to arrest of Deep Sidhu, Jugraj Singh, Gurjot Singh & Gurjant Singh, & Rs 50,000 each for arrest of Jajbir Singh, Buta Singh, Sukhdev Singh & Iqbal Singh for their alleged involvement in Jan 26 violence.
Whatever happened in Delhi at Red Fort was definitely a political conspiracy. There are some anti-national elements that have infiltrated the farm protests. The farm protests have lost credibility after January 26 violence.
Delhi Police on Monday arrested a protester who allegedly attacked and injured a Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel during violence at the Red Fort on Republic Day.
The Delhi Police has received as many as 2,000 WhatsApp messages linked to the Republic Day violence in the national capital. It has also received about 300 e-mails, 3,000 calls, 3,000 videos, and 5,000 photos.
Days after tractor parade violence in Delhi, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Friday said that the farmers movement has been discredited after January 26 violence in the national capital. After the R-Day chaos, farmers protest has lost its credibility and direction, he said
Days after tractor parade violence in Delhi, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Friday said the movement has been discredited after January 26 violence in the national capital. After the R-Day chaos, farmers protest has lost their credibility and direction.
Days after tractor parade violence in Delhi, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Friday said the movement has been discredited after January 26 violence in the national capital. After the R-Day chaos, farmers protest has lost their credibility and direction.
Thousands of protesting farmers, who reached ITO from the Ghazipur border, clashed with the police. Many of them, driving tractors, reached the Red Fort and entered the monument.
Punjabi actor Deep Sidhu has threatened to expose farmer leaders after he came under fire from unions following unprecedented violence on Delhi roads on Republic Day.
The Red Fort will remain closed for visitors from January 27 to January 31, according to an order issued by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).
Thousands of protesting farmers who reached ITO from the Ghazipur border clashed with police. Many of them driving tractors reached the Red Fort and entered the monument. They also hoisted flags on the domes.
On Tuesday afternoon, hundreds of farmers riding tractors and motor cycles and on foot had swarmed the Red Fort, climbed up to its ramparts while waving the tricolour, farmer union flags and pennants with religious symbols.
India's national capital was bombarded with violence on Tuesday when farmers protesting against the new Agri laws went berserk.
Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Culture and Tourism Prahlad Singh Patel on January 27 inspected the Red Fort, where the protestors entered and hoisted the flag during farmers' tractor rally on Republic Day. He said that a report be made on the incident at the earliest and handed over to MHA, and FIR be registered with immediate effect. He said, "I inspected Red Fort with officers of Culture Ministry and Archaeological Survey of India today. I gave 2 directions- report be made at the earliest and handed over to MHA and FIR be registered immediately. Things will be further clarified after report comes." A team of Delhi Police has also conducted a probe at Red Fort after storming incident. On Republic Day countless numbers of protestors breached the security and entered into Red Fort and hoisted flags. The Tractor Rally was organised by the farmers to protest against Center's newly enacted farm laws.
The Dehi Police has filed as many as 22 FIRs against rioters and more than 25 farmer leaders in connection with Tuesday's violence in the national capital.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah is currently presiding over a high-level meet in Delhi to review the law and order situation in the national capital that witnessed unprecedented violence on January 26. The meeting is being attended by Home Secretary, CRPF DG, IB Director and Delhi Police Commissioner SN Srivastava.
In an exclusive conversation with India TV, farmers' union leader Satnam Singh Pannu said that the tractor parade was peaceful until the intervention of Delhi Police. He added that he was not responsible for the seige at Red Fort.
Security has been beefed up in several places across Delhi especially at the Red Fort and farmer protest sites, with deployment of additional paramilitary forces following the violence. Visuals show that protesters on Tuesday broke the gates and entered the wells of the Red Fort. Many of them also managed to climb atop the ramparts where they hoisted their organisation’s flag.
The Delhi Police have registered 22 FIRs so far in connection with the violence that broke out during the farmers' tractor parade in the national capital leaving over 300 policemen injured.
Elaborate security arrangements have been made near the Red Fort where a group of protestors climbed to the ramparts of the fort and unfurled flags yesterday.
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