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Bhanu Pratap Singh said he Police has also registered 25 was deeply pained by what- First Information Reports ever happened during the (FIRs) for riots, robbing, attempt ( # * # +( tractor parade in Delhi on to murder and other criminal (0 ( + * - (" Republic Day offences across the city. Sardar VM Singh of All The top cop also said by Joginder Singh Ugraha, Surjeet to not bring any kind of India Kisan Sangharsh 0 ) ( + , January 25 evening, it became Singh Phool, Jagjeet Singh weapons. The farmers gave Coordination Committee said * - (" clear that the farmers’ unions Dalewal, Balbir Singh Rajewal, undertaking and agreed on the union is withdrawing were not keeping their words as Harinder Singh Lakhoval, the route,” said the CP. from the ongoing agitation as the protesters at the Red Fort, they brought forward the Gurnam Singh Chanduni and “The protesters from they cannot carry forward a saying they did not remove aggressive and militant ele- Rakesh Tikait. Singhu border started their protest with someone “whose the national flag and had put ments who occupied the stage Addressing the Press con- rally, hours before the time direction is something else”. up the “Nishan Sahib” flag as at protest site and delivered ference at Police Head Quarters allotted, despite request from Many farmers’ bodies a symbolic protest. provocative speeches. (PHQ) on Wednesday evening, police officials they did not stop " 0 , * - (" across northern India blamed VM Singh alleged Rakesh The Delhi Police has also the CP said after five rounds of and broke down the barri- actor-turned-activist Deep Tikait, the national spokesper- named 37 farmer union talks with farmers union cades,” said the CP. around 8:30 am. The farmers extreme restraint. “As many as Sidhu for Red Fort incident. son of the Bharatiya Kisan Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) regarding the tractor parade on “Farmer leader Satnam from Tikri border also broke 25 FIRs have been registered so Senior farmer leader Balbir Union, who is heading the leaders, including Medha Republic Day there was mutu- Singh Pannu, who was with barricades at Nangloi to move far. Police teams are using the Singh Rajewal, who has been Ghazipur front, misdirected Patkar, Yogendra Yadav, in an al agreement on the parade farmers from Singhu border ahead towards Red Fort. They facial recognition system and steering the farmers’ agitation the movement. He also ques- FIR registered at Samaypur routes from Singhu, Tikri and was stopped by police at overturned trailers and van- taking the help of CCTV and since beginning, on tioned the committee of 40 Badli police station in connec- Ghazipur borders. Mukarba chowk after they dalized vehicles,” said the CP. video footage to identify the Wednesday termed Punjabi people negotiating with the tion with the violence that “Police laid down the con- deviated from the route. Pannu “Farmer leaders were insti- accused. Strict action will be actor Sidhu and Mazdoor Government. took place during a tractor rally ditions, which were agreed by sat on dharna and gave inflam- gating farmers and they were taken against those identified. Kisan Sangharsh Committee Government since he joined by farmers. According to the the farmers and the first term matory speech following which the ones who were refusing to No culprit will be spared,” said leaders Satnam Singh Pannu the protest. !$! &&'() FIR, in the riot, the protesters was a time that was fixed for the protesters got agitated and move on the predetermined the CP. and Sarwan Singh Pandher as “Sidhu is an agent of the ($!&!$ had also robbed the official pis- tractor rally at all border from broke past the police installed routes. We have videos which He said 394 police person- “biggest traitors” giving a call Government and he did it at tol with 10 rounds of ammu- 12 pm to 5 on. Second condi- barricades towards ITO,” said are showing how leaders were nel were injured while 30 police for their boycott in Punjab. the behest of the Centre to New Delhi: As cracks began nition along with two gas gun tion laid was that tractor march the Police Commissioner instigating farmers. From vehicles were damaged in the Sidhu, who is in the eye of defame the farmers’ agita- to appear in their ongoing on Tuesday. will be lead by farmers’ union adding that Darshan Pal Singh, Ghazipur, many from Rakesh violence on Wednesday. Six a storm for egging on pro- tion,” alleged Bharti Kisan agitation against the agri The farmers’ leaders leaders and with every jhatha to sat on dharna with other Tikait’s team broke barriers DTC buses were damaged in testers to put up a religious Union (Ekta Ugrahan) gener- laws, farmer unions on named in the FIR includes their leader should lead the when Pannu delivered the and marched forward,” he said. the violence. Capital’s ITO area flag atop the Red Fort on al secretary Sukhdev Singh Wednesday cancelled their Medha Patkar, Yogendra Yadav, rally and tractors should not speech. The Police Commissioner became the main clashing Republic Day, has been con- Kokrikalan on Wednesday. planned march to Darshan Pal, Kulwant Singh exceed more than 5,000 in the “The farmers’ march from also said not a single life was point where several cops and sidered by several farm bod- However, Sidhu has Parliament Budget day on Sandhu, Satnam Singh Pannu, rally. Police also put a condition Tikri and Ghazipur started lost as the Delhi Police showed protesters sustained injuries. ies as an “agent” of the sought to defend the action of February 1. ( P uation in Delhi, which wit- Government has deployed blamed the BJP-led Central out in the name of farmers ") nessed violence during the around 4,500 paramilitary Government for the violence protest. His failure to stop the ith the Opposition gun- farmers’ tractor rally on troops to assist the Delhi Police and vandalism that ensued on vandalism despite intelligence Wning for him for the Tuesday, an official said. in maintaining law and order. the streets of national Capital inputs means he has no right the unions squarely rejected the farmers-led chaos in Delhi on The high-level meeting Rapid Action Force per- on Republic Day and demand- to remain in his position. We Centre’s proposal to put three the Republic Day, Union decided to take action against sonnel have also been reposi- ed resignation of Union Home demand that he resign from his contentious laws on hold. Home Minister Amit Shah on all leaders responsible for unto- tioned in the national Capital Minister Amit Shah for failing position immediately,” Agriculture Minister Wednesday took stock of the ward incidents on Tuesday in and vigil has been intensified to protect Red Fort. Congress chief spokesperson Narendra Singh Tomar also security situation and mea- the Capital. Delhi Police was in view of the evolving situa- “Union Home Minister Randeep Singh Surjewala said blamed external “forces” for sures taken to ensure peace in directed to register FIRs on the tion. Amit Shah is directly respon- at AICC Press conference. their rigid stand and said no the city. Home Secretary Ajay various incidents. The Central Meanwhile, the Congress sible for the violence carried Former Congress presi- day after unprecedented resolution is possible when the Bhalla and senior officers of dent Rahul Gandhi appealed to Aviolence in Delhi during holding the three farm laws on sanctity of agitation is lost. the MHA and the Delhi Police the Narendra Modi the tractor parade, the hold for 1-1.5 years, but the Unlike the last 10 rounds of attended the meeting. Government on Wednesday to Government on Wednesday farmers rejected their propos- talks, the 11th round saw both “The Home Minister repeal, what he claimed were, said it has never stated that the al. No decision has been taken the sides hardening their posi- reviewed the law and order sit- “anti-agriculture” laws. doors for dialogue with farm- on another round of talks with tions and could not even reach ers are closed and stressed that farmers. He said whatever deci- a decision on the next date for it will inform whenever the sions with regard to talks with the meeting. The Government !"#$#%&& decision is taken for fresh talks. farmers are taken, will be dis- asked unions to revert by $'$(%&%)$*" “We have never said that closed at the right time. Saturday last in case they agree ! the doors for dialogue are “We have already told you, to the suspension proposal !#!$ New Delhi: The outlawed Sikhs closed. Have you heard. if there is any change, we will and the talks can continue for Justice is learnt to have Whenever talks are held, we will let you know,” he said. Asked only thereafter. Chandigarh: Indian National released a seven-minute video let you know,” Union Minister whether Tuesday’s violence was Farmer leaders, however, Lok Dal’s only representative backing the Red Fort siege and Prakash Javadekar said, when discussed in the meeting of the are adamant that they would in Haryana Assembly, Abhay announcing a reward of asked at the Cabinet briefing on Union Cabinet, Javadekar said settle for nothing less than Singh Chautala, on Wednesday $3,50,000 for those who hoist- whether the doors for talks with the Cabinet is different from repeal of the laws, which they resigned as an MLA over the ed the Nishan Sahib there.
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