One of the accused of Republic Day Delhi violence was seen at a farmers' rally in Bathinda. Lakha Sidhana was seated on the stage and is likely to address the gathering.
Lakha Sidhana, who is on the run in the January 26 violence case registered by Delhi Police, on Tuesday reached the farmers’ rally at Mehraj village in Bathinda.
The Crime Branch of Delhi Police has arrested two persons in connection with the Republic Day violence case. One among them is a prominent farmer leader from Jammu. He has been identified as Mohinder Singh Khalsa.The second person has been identified as Mandeep Singh (23), a resident of Gole Gujral, Jammu.
As far as Disha's arrest is concerned, it was done as per the procedures. Law doesn't differentiate between a 22-yr-old & a 50-yr-old. She was produced before a court which sent her to 5-day Police custody. It's false when people say that there were lapses in the arrest: Delhi CP
In a major development, Delhi Police on Sunday arrested an individual accused in the recent violence that broke out at Red Fort on Republic Day during farmers' tractor rally in the national capital.
The Special Cell of Delhi Police on Wednesday morning said that Iqbal Singh, another accused in the Republic Day violence case, has been arrested. He was taken into the custody from Hoshiarpur in Punjab last night.
A Delhi court on Tuesday send actor-activist Deep Sidhu to seven-day police custody in connection with Red Fort incident during Republic Day violence.
The Delhi Police have released pictures of alleged ‘rioters’ involved in the violence that took place at the Red Fort in the national capital during farmers’ tractor parade on Republic Day.
In an exclusive interview to IndiaTV, Delhi Police Commissioner SN Shrivastava said that our investigation is going in a right direction and the investigating officers will decide when to call the farmers leader for questioning. He also assured that they will soon find those involved in the 'Toolkit' agenda to defame the government.
The arrested person has been identified as Dharmendra Singh Harman who was seen in video footage at Red Fort on January 26
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday released a list of 115 protesters who were arrested by the Delhi Police in connection with the tractor rally violence of Republic Day. Those arrested are presently lodged in different jails in the national capital, the chief minister said.
Supreme Court refuses to entertain clutch of petitions demanding investigations into the tractor rally violence in the national capital on Republic Day.
Delhi Police has announced a cash reward of Rs 1 lakh to anyone who shares information that could help in tracing those involved in hoisting the flags at Red Fort on the Republic Day, including Punjabi actor-cum-activist Deep Sidhu. Sidhu has been accused of inciting and leading protesting farmers on tractors to the Red Fort, where a religious flag was unfurled on Republic Day.
The national capital witnessed clashes between protesters and police during the tractor parade by farmers on the Republic Day to press their demand of repealing three new farm laws.
Patience & control shown by you is right. We've to keep ourselves strong & prepare by focusing on intelligence reports, & sticking to strategy & ideas: Delhi Police Commissioner SN Srivastava
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.
What is the situation at the Delhi borders and what do farmers have to say about the clashes?
In the view of ongoing farmers' protest at the Delhi borders, Additional security has been deployed at several locations of protest site.
The full dress rehearsals for beating retreat ceremony were held in the national capital. The final event will take place at Vijay Chowk on January 29. Beating retreat ceremony marks the end of Republic Day festivities. It is performed by the bands of the Indian Army, Indian Navy and Indian Air Force (IAF). They perform along with the mass formation of bands of Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) and Delhi Police. Sanitisation was done keeping in mind the fear of coronavirus. The R-Day celebrations will be low-key this year due to COVID-19 pandemic.
The unfortunate violence near the Red Fort on Republic Day is an eye-opener and it holds lessons for the law-enforcement agencies and the police.
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