Farmers protest live updates: 44 people arrested over Singhu border violence, say Delhi police
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THE TIMES OF INDIA | Jan 29, 2021, 23:31:25 IST
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Farmers protest live updates: 44 people arrested over Singhu border violence, say Delhi police

Farmers protesting at the Ghazipur border have refused to move, despite appeals from the UP administration. On Friday afternoon, clashes broke out between protesters and a group of locals at Singhu border, forcing police to use tear gas to control the situation. Stay with TOI for latest updates:
14:47 (IST) Jan 28
The joint statement is undersigned by Congress, NCP, DMK, Shiv Sena, RJD, CPM, IUML, PDP, MDMK among others.
14:45 (IST) Jan 28
The 16 opposition parties also demand a probe into the Centre's role in violence on Republic Day in Delhi, said the leader of the Opposition in Rajya Sabha.
14:06 (IST) Jan 28

We're issuing a statement from 16 political parties that we're boycotting President's address that will be delivered at Parliament tomorrow. The major reason behind this decision is that the Bills (Farm Laws) were passed forcibly in House, without Opposition.

Ghulam Nabi Azad, Congress leader (ANI)

13:26 (IST) Jan 28
Delhi Police has put up notice outside Bharatiya Kisan Union spokesperson Rakesh Tikait's tent at Ghazipur border.
11:04 (IST) Jan 28
Delhi: Farmers continue their protest at Tikri border.
Delhi: Farmers continue their protest at Tikri border.
10:57 (IST) Jan 28
Delhi Police issues look-out circulars against all named in FIRs relating to farmers' tractor rally violence on R-Day.
Accused, who include farmer leaders, may be asked to surrender their passports as well. The steps, said a source, are to prevent them from leaving the country.
10:44 (IST) Jan 28
Latest visuals from Ghazipur border where farmers are protesting against farm laws.
10:19 (IST) Jan 28
At around 12 noon, home minister Amit Shah will visit Delhi Police cops admitted to hospitals after being injured in violence during the farmers tractor rally.
These hospitals are Shushrut Trauma Centre and Teerath Ram Hospital in Civil Lines area.
10:16 (IST) Jan 28
They have been asked to reply within 3 days: Delhi Police (ANI)
10:16 (IST) Jan 28

Delhi Police issued notices to at least 20 farmer leaders including Yogendra Yadav, Baldev Singh Sirsa, Balbir S Rajewal for breaching the agreement with police regarding the tractor rally.

Delhi Police (ANI)

09:50 (IST) Jan 28

All those responsible for these acts including instigators from various political and other outfits should be identified & punished.

Bar Council of India (ANI)

09:49 (IST) Jan 28

Acts of sacrilege of Red Fort podium and National Flag, which are symbols of pride, honour, and sovereignty of country are unpardonable.

Bar Council of India (ANI)

09:13 (IST) Jan 28
Had he not jumped into that moat at Red Fort, he could well have had his neck slashed. At least that is what assistant sub-inspector Joginder Raj recalled a day after the rioting at Red Fort on Republic Day. “The attackers had all sorts of weapons,” Singh said. “They climbed to the ramparts and hoisted their flag. Someone gave them the national flag, but they threw it down. A senior police officer picked it up to prevent it being dishonoured.”
09:02 (IST) Jan 28
NH-24, route connecting Delhi with Ghaziabad has been opened: Delhi Traffic Police
08:22 (IST) Jan 28
Punjabi actor-turned-activist Deep Sidhu, who is copping most of the blame for the violence that marred the tractor rally in Delhi on R-Day, hid from the glare of cops, farmer comrades and cameras on Wednesday even as two new videos of the mayhem surfaced, one of which shows a vehicle give chase as he runs and jumps onto a motorbike to escape.
08:18 (IST) Jan 28
Union home minister Amit Shah on Wednesday chaired a meeting to review the Delhi situation and directed Delhi Police to identify every mischievous element behind the violence and “anti-national acts”, such as foisting a religious flag on Red Fort. At the meeting, Shah is said to have been briefed by police commissioner S N Srivastava on all the FIRs registered relating to the violence, and the people detained and questioned so far.
08:11 (IST) Jan 28
A day after violence during the tractor parade rocked the capital, farm unions agitating for repeal of the new central agri laws put off their ‘Sansad March’ (march towards Parliament) scheduled for Budget day on February 1 and decided to instead hold a day-long fast on “martyrs day” on January 30, the death anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi. The unions alleged Tuesday’s violence happened as a result of the “Centre conspiring with Kisan Mazdoor Sangharsh Committee (led by Satnam Singh Pannu) and certain individuals, including BJP-RSS linked actor Deep Sidhu, to defame the movement”.