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379 Jalandhar: Following the call of Samyukta Kisan Morcha, auto-rickshaw drivers under the banner of Bhagat Singh Auto-rickshaw Drivers Union on Wednesday took out a protest march at Company Bagh Chowk and Municipal Corporation office. Holding placards against the anti-labour laws and the three controversial agricultural laws, the auto-rickshaw drivers said the protest was carried out to mark the ‘Black Day’. They also demanded financial help amid the Covid crisis. Ranjit Kumar, president of the union, said: “Due to the pandemic, all our savings have exhausted. It is becoming difficult for the poor auto-rickshaw drivers to arrange two-square meals. The daily earnings have also reduced to Rs100-200. Hence, in line with the Delhi Government, we also demand from the government to provide sustenance allowance of Rs5,000, to cope with the financial crisis. tns
NEW DELHI: Two more people who were allegedly involved in the Red Fort violence case have been arrested by Delhi Police. One of the suspects, Maninderjit Singh, is a Dutch national settled in Birmingham, UK. He had come to India and couldn’t return due to the lockdown. The other accused, Khempreet Singh, had assaulted police personnel on duty inside Red Fort with a spear and was caught on camera. Maninderjit was arrested from IGI Airport while trying to flee India with forged travel documents. A lookout circular notice had been issued against him. He was earlier involved in rioting in Gurdaspur, Punjab, and in another case of forging identity.
Republic Day tractor rally: Dutch citizen among two arrested in violence case The men were identified as 23-year-old Maninderjit Singh, who is based in Birmingham, and 21-year-old Delhi resident Khempreeet Singh. Mar 10, 2021 · 02:03 pm File photo of a damaged police vehicle seen in the courtyard of the Red Fort in New Delhi after violence in the national Capital in January. | Sajjad Hussain/AFP The Delhi Police on Tuesday arrested two more people in connection with the violence that broke out after the farmers’ Republic Day tractor rally, reported IANS. With this, the number of those arrested in relation to the incident on January 26 in the Capital reached 14, the police said.
Breaking News Live: Earthquake of magnitude 3.6 occurred in Nagaland Breaking News Live: Earthquake of magnitude 3.6 occurred in Nagaland Stay here for real-time updates on breaking news stories: THE TIMES OF INDIA | Mar 10, 2021, 21:32:16 IST FacebookTwitterLinkedinEMail 21:31 (IST) Mar 10 For 'akharas', bathing timings at 'Har Ki Pauri' are 8 am -5 pm, while for general public, it's before 8 am & after 5 pm. But other ghats will be open for them throughout. About 15,000 forces, CCTV cameras & drones being used for Haridwar Kumbh surveillance. Uttarakhand DGP Earthquake of magnitude 3.6 occurred 146 km east of Mokokchung, Nagaland: National Center for Seismology 20:38 (IST) Mar 10 One person dead in wall collapse near Madhura Nagar railway station in Vijayawada; rescue operation underway: ANI
Dutch national among 2 arrested over Red Fort violence By IANS | Published on Wed, Mar 10 2021 10:36 IST | 0 Views
Man who climbed the ramparts of Red fort arrested. (Photo: Bidesh Manna/IANS). Image Source: IANS News New Delhi, March 10 : Delhi Police have arrested two more people in connection to the January 26 Red Fort violence, including a Birmingham-based Dutch national who is of Indian-origin. While the Dutch national has been identified as Maninderjit Singh (23), the second arrested person is Delhi resident Khempreet (21) who had a policeman with a spear inside the Red Fort premises. The two men were arrested on Tuesday night. According to the police, Maninderjit Singh was trying to flee the country with forged documents and posing himself as Jarmanjit Singh Khabbe Rajputan from Gurdaspur, Punjab.
URL copied R-Day Red Fort violence: Two, including Dutch national arrested while trying to flee India In a fresh development in connection with the Red Fort violence on January 26, the Delhi police have arrested two more people, one of whom was trying to flee the country. Those arrested were identified as Maninderjit Singh and Khempreet Singh. With these arrests, the total number of people arrested in connection with the Red Fort violence has now reached fourteen. According to the details, Maninderjit Singh is a Dutch national and is settled in UK's Birmingham. He was arrested at the IGI Airport in Delhi, while he was trying to travel outside the country on forged documents. Maninderjit was involved in two criminal cases and a lookout notice was already issued against him.Â
Updated Mar 10, 2021 | 10:25 IST The Delhi Police Crime Branch has arrested two more accused -- Maninderjit Singh, Khempreet Singh -- in the January 26 red Fort violence case. Maninderjit Singh (L), Khempreet Singh arrested in red Fort violence case | Photo Credit: ANI New Delhi: The Delhi Police has arrested two persons -- Maninderjit Singh (a Dutch national settled in Birmingham, UK) and Khempreet Singh have been arrested in connection with the January 26 Red Fort violence case, the Delhi Police Crime Branch said on Monday. While Maninderjit is a habitual criminal and was arrested from Delhi's Indira Gandhi International airport when he was trying to flee on forged travel documents, accused Khempreet had assaulted police personnel on duty inside the walls of Red Fort with a spear, the police added.
The police said that various teams of the Crime Branch Unit probing the Red Fort violence case have been conducting regular raids at different places in Delhi and Punjab. The duo, Maninderjit Singh, 23, and Khempreet Singh, 21, who were actively involved in the violence, were arrested on Tuesday.