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Lakkha Sidhana in the red circle at Mehraj rally in Bathinda. He openly challenged the Delhi Police two days ago to arrest him.

Lakha Sidhana, the most wanted accused of violence during the January 26 tractor parade in Delhi, arrived at a farmers rally held in Mehraj, Punjab on Tuesday. Mehraj in Bathinda district is the ancestral village of Chief Minister Amarinder Singh. Lakkha Sidhana also hails from this area. Earlier Lakha had openly challenged the Delhi Police on social media. Lakha had said that he would attend a fury rally at Mehraj, Bathinda on 23 February. If Delhi Police has power, arrest and show it.

Here, Deep Sidhu, the other accused in the violence case, was sent to jail by the Tis Hazari Court for 14 days in judicial custody. Sidhu’s seven-day police remand ends on Tuesday.

Bathinda SSP had said, will cooperate with Delhi Police
Two days ago, Bathinda SSP Bhupinder Jeet Singh Virk had said that there is no case on Lakkha Sidhana in Bathinda, but if the Delhi Police takes action, we will cooperate fully with them. No disturbance of any kind will be allowed. There were 20 criminal cases against Lakkha in Punjab, in which he has also been acquitted.

Delhi Police searching for five miscreants including Lakha
Delhi Police announced a reward of one lakh rupees each on Punjabi actors Deep Sidhu, Jugraj Singh, Gurjot Singh and Gurjant Singh in the Red Fort violence case and Rs 50,000 each on Jagbir Singh, Buta Singh, Sukhdev Singh and Iqbal Singh was. Delhi Police has arrested Deep Sidhu, Iqbal Singh and Sukhdev Singh. The search for five other miscreants continues. They also include Lakkha Sidhana.

Two accused of violence arrested from Jammu and Kashmir
Here, Delhi Police’s Special Cell has arrested 2 most wanted accused in the Red Fort violence case from Jammu and Kashmir. According to Delhi Police, his name is Mohinder Singh Khalsa and Mandeep Singh. Both are residents of Jammu and Kashmir. The police will present them in court and take them on remand. Of these, Mohinder Singh is the president of United Farmers Front Jammu and Kashmir.

Mandeep Singh and Mohinder Singh Khalsa are accused of hatching a conspiracy for violence.

BJP leader claims – waved Pakistani flag at Congress event in Germany
Mumbai BJP spokesperson Suresh Nakhua has alleged that Indian Overseas Congress (IOC) officials waved the Pakistan flag in a demonstration against agricultural laws in Germany. However, the IOC issued a statement on Monday, denying the allegations.

Suresh Nakhua tweeted accusing the Congress that Rahul Gandhi’s Congress is in the hands of Pakistan. Indian Overseas Congress officials waved the Pakistan flag during a demonstration in support of farmers in Germany. Charan Kumar in blue (in clothes) holding the flag of Pakistan. In red (in clothes) is Raj Sharma, an IOC Germany worker. He has also shared a picture of some people in the tweet.

However, the statement issued in the name of IOC Germany President Pramod Kumar said that IOC Germany has not organized any kind of event. At the same time, on the shared photographs of Nakhua, he said, Raj Sharma is an activist in IOC Germany. Sharma is 65 years old, while Nakhua has shared a picture of a young man. Neither our members are seen in the picture and we have no relation with the people waving the Pakistani flag.