farmers protest: Delhi violence; The accused who provoked the protesters was arrested and was also active in Shahinbagh

New Delhi: Another accused Dharmendra Singh Herman has been arrested by the Delhi Police Crime Branch in connection with the violence at a red tractor rally of farmers in Delhi on January 26. Herman is accused of inciting farmers to protest at the Red Fort. Herman was sitting on the roof of his car announcing loudly and entering the Red Fort. He has been arrested on the basis of CCTV footage. Harman is a resident of Arjun Nagar, Delhi. He was very active even during the Shaheen Bagh agitation, according to the police investigation.

It has been 71 days since the farmers’ agitation against agricultural laws. Meanwhile, movements on the Ghazipur border resumed on Thursday. Fifteen leaders of 10 opposition parties, including Shiromani Akali Dal MP and former Union Minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal, reached Ghazipur today to meet the farmers, but were stopped by police. Opposition MPs demanded that the farmers be allowed to meet. But the police stopped him. Eventually they had to return without visiting the farmers.

Removed the nails on the road

A few days ago at the Ghazipur border, the police had nailed the road with several layers of barricades. The government was targeted by farmers’ leaders and opposition parties. The nails were finally removed from the road on Thursday. These nails will be removed and replaced. There will be no change in the security arrangements at the Tasant border, police said.

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Farmers have been protesting on the Delhi border for more than two months. Farmers are preparing to intensify the agitation. In this regard, Kisan Mahapanchayat was organized on Wednesday in Kandela village in Jind district of Haryana. No more talking to the agriculture minister or any other minister. Now the Prime Minister and the Home Minister will have to come forward for a discussion, said Rakesh Tikait, spokesperson of the Indian Farmers Union.