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Farmer leader Rakesh Tikait breaks down, draws truckloads of farmers back to Delhi border, farmer mahapanchayat in western UP today

On Thursday, the tension rose at Ghazipur border as Delhi police in anti-riot gear started arriving at the site to remove the protesting farmers, the Bharatiya Kisan Union’s Rakesh Tikait said they would not budge. Tikait then broke down on stage as he appealed to farmers not to leave the protest site.

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After the Uttar Pradesh government issued orders for removal of the protesting farmers camping at various Delhi borders, a standoff was built up between the Delhi police and protesting farmers at Ghazipur border on Thursday night. A major group of protesters have called a Mahapanchayat meeting in Muzaffarnagar to decide the future course of action on Friday.

Some parts of the Delhi border has been closed to traffic. The other two-key borders- Tikri and Singhu, the epicenters of farmers’ protest have also been placed under tight security.

On Thursday, the tension rose at Ghazipur border as Delhi police in anti-riot gear started arriving at the site to remove the protesting farmers, the Bharatiya Kisan Union’s Rakesh Tikait said they would not budge. Tikait then broke down on stage as he appealed to farmers not to leave the protest site and said the agitation would continue. He also declared that if needed he is ready to face bullets.

This is a conspiracy against farmers and if the three farm laws will not be repealed they will not go anywhere, said emotional Tikait adding that this is a betrayal of farmers. Amid continuous sloganeering of Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan by protesters waving the tricolour, farmer leader Jagat Singh Rathi said, he can protest while standing up instead of the sit-in protest at the site. 

The Ghaziabad police officer said that the excess security force from the protest site has been withdrawn and only a minimal deployment of personnel remains there, since the tension was building at UP Gate due to excessive deployment of force last night.

As soon as the video of the emotional Tikait surfaced online, more farmers started to join the sit-in protest at Ghazipur border late at night. Several appeals have also been made by the leaders in Western UP urging others to join the protest today. The farmers in Haryana blocked the Chandigarh national Highway near Kandela Village of Jind district.

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Tikait told the reporters that the Supreme Court has justified the peaceful sit-in, there has been no violence on the Ghazipur border. Despite this, the government has adopted a repressive policy, it is the face of the Uttar Pradesh government, said Tikait. There has been no power at the site since Wednesday afternoon, and they have not got any water supply through tankers, added Tikait.

Meanwhile, the Ghazipur border had been sealed since the farmers started their protest on November 26. On Republic Day, the farmers had broken barricades and taken out their tractor rally. The farmers have allegedly carried out violence at the iconic Red Fort on Tuesday. More than 25 cases over the violence have been filed against the farmer union leaders, 19 people have been arrested by the Delhi police.

However, the farmers have said the violence on Republic Day was the result of a conspiracy to malign them. The government was trying to break their peaceful protest. Rakesh Tikait has demanded a judicial inquiry into the events at the Red Fort.

Also Read: Farmer unions stick to protest site as police try to muscle them out, Bengal resolution asks Centre to revoke farm laws

Thousands of protesting farmers have been camping at Delhi’s borders for almost two months, demanding the rollback of the three farm laws enacted by the Centre. The farmers and the government have involved in several round of talks in an attempt to end the deadlock, but they were inconclusive. The farmers have been adamant on their demands to repeal the three laws, while government has offered to postpone the enactment of laws to one and half years.

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Rajasthan High Court acquits 4 accused in 2008 Jaipur serial blasts

The four accused are Sarwar Azmi, Mohammed Salman, Mohammed Said, and Saifurehman Ansari and were found guilty by a trial court in 2019.

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2008 Jaipur serial blasts

The Rajasthan High Court on Wednesday sentenced all 4 accused people to death in connection with the deadly serial blasts in Jaipur in 2008. The blasts took 71 lives and left more than 180 people injured.

The four accused are Sarwar Azmi, Mohammed Salman, Mohammed Said, and Saifurehman Ansari and were found guilty by a trial court in 2019.

The accused men were convicted and awarded the death penalty by a sessions court on August 8, 2020, for the nine ammonium nitrate-based bombs that were blasted within a span of twenty minutes.

A division bench of Justices Pankaj Bhandari and Sameer Jain pronounced the verdict after approving 28 appeals. The High Court also upheld the decision of the lower court to release one of the accused, Shahbaz.

The 4 accused were convicted and were found guilty of murder, attempt to murder, voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapons or means, conspiracy and under relevant sections of the Explosive Substances Act and Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act.

While Mohammed Saif was arrested in the blast at Manak Chowk police station, Mohammad Salman was nabbed for blasts in Sanganeri Hanuman temple. Sarwar Azmi was arrested for carrying out a blast at the Chandpole Hanuman temple and Saifurehman Ansari was found guilty of planting bombs at five different places in Jaipur.

Reports said 13 people were arrested by police, out of which three are in Hyderabad and Delhi jails and the other three are still absconding. 2 were shot in the Batla House encounter while four others were sent to Jaipur jail.

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Amritpal Singh releases first video amid manhunt, mocks Punjab Police | WATCH

Amritpal Singh, who returned from Dubai in 2022 and took over Waris De Chief, is on the run since March 18.

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Pro-Khalistani leader and Waris De Chief Amritpal Singh released his first video message amid the high-voltage drama of Punjab Police to nab him.

In the viral video, Singh can be heard mocking the efforts made by the Bhagwant Mann’s police and saying he managed to escape despite their best efforts. He put a full stop to the media reports speculating that he would surrender.

He also said if the Punjab government had the intention to arrest him, the police could have arrested him from his house.

Singh continued that his aides have been arrested in false cases and had been sent to the Assam jail just for preaching the Sikh religion. Further, he urged his supporters to keep fighting for him and support him.

Read Also: Amritpal Singh likely to surrender in Golden Temple before Akal Takht, says report

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The Punjab government on Wednesday informed the Haryana and Punjab High Court that they failed to arrest the radical preacher despite their best efforts.

The cops also carried out a flag march around the Golden Temple in Amritsar. Multiple media reports stated that Singh will surrender at the Golden Temple in public in the presence of the media.

Amritpal Singh, who returned from Dubai in 2022 and took over Waris De Chief, is on the run since March 18. The Punjab government declared him a fugitive and is in search of the pro-khalistani leader.

On Wednesday, Singh along with his close aide Papalpreet Singh managed to dodge the police and escape. Reports said an Innova vehicle with three people onboard was stopped by the police on Tuesday night at a checkpoint, however, they managed to escape in the dark.

Multiple videos of Singh are being circulated on social media. In one of the videos, Singh was seen walking in a street in Delhi market without a turban and covering his mouth with a mask.

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Video of UP policemen trampling, kicking man sleeping on train platform goes viral, users enraged | WATCH

The video also shows the policemen and the man exchanging words, however, one of the policemen can again be seen trampling the man’s feet by stepping on it.

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Policemen kicking sleeping man at mathura Railway staton

A bizarre video has come to light from Uttar Pradesh’s Mathura Railway station where 2 policemen can be seen misbehaving with a man sleeping on the railway platform as he waits for the train. After the video went viral, many user came forward to condemn Police’s actions.

In the video, two policemen can be seen harassing a man lying on the railway platform as he waits for his train. In the video, one policeman can be seen blinding the man with torch, whereas another can be seen kicking him.

The video also shows the policemen and the man exchanging words, however, one of the policemen can again be seen trampling the man’s feet by stepping on it. The man can be seen continuing to talk to the policemen despite being harassed.

Read Also: Congress chief Mallikarjun Kharge hits back at PM Modi’s corruption remark, says stop image makeover

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User’s reaction

After the video of the incident went viral on social media, many users came forward to add their take on the incident as one user sarcastically wrote and urged the authorities to award them with bravery award, sarcastically implying at the way they behaved with man in a cowardly manner.

One user wrote and also urged other followers to share the video to make it go viral so the unruly policemen can be held accountable by the authorities.

One user wrote and added a quippy take on the narrative of new india put forth by the BJP as they wrote that they never thought that the new india will function like this, implying that the new India is even a step back from the prevailing situation in the nation.

One user wrote and said that such policemen never treat bigwig mafias or goons in such manner of hostility, implying that the police only use their arbitrary powers against the helpless and never against the people who actually deserve them.

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