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Delhi police on Monday arrested a 29-year-old man who allegedly climbed one of the tombs of the Red Fort during the violence in the national capital on Republic day (January 26).
Updated Feb 22, 2021 | 19:10 IST Bharatiya Kisan Union (Ekta-Ugrahan) president Joginder Singh Ugrahan dared Delhi Police to enter Punjab villages for arresting the Red Fort violence accused. Kisan neta dares Delhi Police to enter Punjab for arresting the R-Day violence accused | Photo Credit: Times Now New Delhi: In a shocking development, Bharatiya Kisan Union (Ekta-Ugrahan) president Joginder Singh Ugrahan has dared police personnel of Delhi and Punjab to enter the villages to arrest the accused in connection with the violence during the farmers’ tractor rally in the national capital on Republic Day. Addressing the Kisans in Punjab’s Malwa area, Ugrahan said, “I am saying this even today dare to touch us. I am seriously saying this. If anyone of you get any notice, burn it, burn it. Let me know if Delhi Police enters our village. Declare that any police whether from Punjab or Delhi must not enter village.”
The latest arrest comes nearly a week after Delhi Police nabbed Maninder Singh, the man allegedly seen swinging swords at Red Fort during the January 26 violence.
Updated Feb 20, 2021 | 19:49 IST Thousands of protesters had clashed with the police during the tractor parade called by farmer unions on Republic Day to highlight their demand for the repeal of the Centre's three farm laws. Farmers remove police barricades set up near the Red Fort on Republic Day | Photo Credit: PTI New Delhi: Amid the ongoing investigation, the Delhi Police on Saturday released the photographs of 20 people who were allegedly involved in the violence that broke out at the Red Fort during the farmers' tractor parade on February 26. The Delhi Police has been using facial recognition technology to identify the culprits from the unidentified huge crowds. The police said they are scanning the videos and releasing the pictures of the accused from them.
Thousands of protesters had clashed with the police during the tractor parade called by farmer unions on January 26 to highlight their demand for repeal of the Centre's three farm laws.
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