NEW DELHI: Two Particular Department officers had been allegedly assaulted by a bunch of protesting farmers at Singhu Border, knowledgeable Delhi Police on Saturday.
After a rise within the variety of protesters who got here from Panipat two days again, Delhi Law enforcement officials of Particular Department had been doing floor evaluation on the Narela border.
“A lady got here to us questioned what we had been doing there. Then others got here and surrounded us. All of them gave the impression to be drunk. They attacked us. My colleague sustained a fracture in his hand. By some means we managed to avoid wasting ourselves,” one of many police personnel stated.
In response to Delhi Police, two assistant sub-inspectors of Particular Department had been clicking footage of the protest web site at Singhu border on June 10. Following this, unknown protestors attacked the police personnel.
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An FIR towards unknown protestors has been lodged on the Narela police station.
In the meantime,Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) chief Rakesh Tikait denied farmers attacking police personnel.
“They (Police) will need to have been in civil costume & farmers may need mistaken them for channel folks (media) who painting their motion in dangerous gentle. We do not have interaction in violence,” stated Tikait on farmers allegedly assaulting two policemen for clicking images on June 10.
Two assistant sub-inspectors of Delhi Police’s Particular Department had been allegedly assaulted by a bunch of demonstrating farmers after they clicked images of the protest web site at Singhu border on June 10; FIR registered at Narela Police Station
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“Police and authorities need to instigate farmers. In the event that they (police) have been visiting the location for days, contact ought to have been established. They will file FIR, however there must be one thing to jot down in it,” he added.
Farmers have been protesting on the completely different borders of the nationwide capital since November 26 towards the three newly enacted farm legal guidelines – Farmers’ Produce Commerce and Commerce (Promotion and Facilitation) Act, 2020; the Farmers Empowerment and Safety) Settlement on Worth Assurance and farm Providers Act 2020 and the Important Commodities (Modification) Act, 2020.
