Tractor rally violence: Young man carrying flag at Red Fort rescued, parents with three daughters missing

Bhikwind (Swimming): Jugraj Singh, a young swimmer from Tarasingh village, hoisted a flag on the Red Fort during a farmers’ tractor parade in Delhi. He has been identified by his family and villagers through videos on TV and social media. It is said that the police have also questioned the family members. Jugraj Singh’s father Baldev Singh and mother Bhagwant Kaur are missing along with their three daughters.

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His grandson Jugraj Singh was the one who hoisted the flag at the Red Fort. Our family farms near the star fence near the border. No member of his family has been involved in any anti-social activities, said Jugraj Singh’s grandfather Mahil Singh and grandmother Gurcharan Kaur.

Chola Sahib is served at Nishan Sahib in the Gurdwara of Jugraj village. There are six Gurudwaras in the village. Whenever Chola Sahib was offered on Nishan Sahib, Jugraj Singh used to do it. He must have hoisted the flag on the Red Fort in Delhi, said his grandmother Gurcharan Kaur.

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The villagers are also shocked by his action. Jugraj Singh is a matric pass. On January 24, two tractor trolleys from the village left for Delhi for the farmers’ agitation. Jugraj Singh also went to Delhi with him. On January 26, we were shocked to see the news on TV. Jugraj Singh was the young man who hoisted the flag on the Red Fort. He belongs to our village, said Prem Singh from the village.

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Police questioned the family

On January 26, at 10 pm, a police team reached Jugraj Singh’s house and questioned his family. During the interrogation, Jugraj Singh’s father Baldev Singh said that his son had gone to Delhi to join the farmers’ movement. He had gone for a job in a private company in Chennai two and a half years ago. But he returned five months later. After this the farming work started.

Delhi Police is investigating the matter. This case may be related to extremism. The case is being investigated whether it is related to the Khalistan movement or not, a police official said.