Tractor Parade Violence: Home Minister Shah in action mode after disturbance in Tractor Parade, ordered to quickly identify those involved in violence

Bharti Jain, New Delhi
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has ordered Republic Day to identify those involved in the violence during the tractor parade of farmers in the national capital Delhi at the earliest. On Wednesday, the second day of the violence incident, Shah held a meeting to review the latest situation in Delhi, in which he told the Delhi Police that not a single person involved in violence and anti-national activities should be caught.

25 FIRs registered so far, 50 farmer leaders nominated
The Delhi Police has so far filed 25 FIRs in which 50 farmer leaders have been named. At the same time, around 70 miscreants have also been tightened. Of these, around 20 have been arrested while around 50 miscreants have been kept in custody. In Wednesday’s meeting, Delhi Police Commissioner SN Srivastava gave detailed information about this to Home Minister Shah.

Delhi Police is busy in gathering evidence
He said that the entire focus of Delhi Police will now be on gathering CCTV and video footage over the next few days to gather evidence and identify those who incited the violence and who themselves were involved in the violence. Investigation will be done from where funds and resources were provided to cut such a huge uproar. If sources are to be believed, strict action is to be taken against all the unruly identity, leaders of farmers’ organizations.

If he did not jump into the abyss, he would have cut my neck … know from the injured policemen, how the mob was intent on killing in the Red Fort

Money laundering case also threatens
If sources are to be believed, the Enforcement Directorate (ED) can also file a case of money laundering against farmer leaders based on the FIR of Delhi Police. The government suspects that some farmer leaders are taking funding from anti-national organizations. The ED is currently seeking legal advice only after which further action will be taken. The NIA is already investigating and investigating the case of funding of farmer leaders on behalf of banned terrorist organizations.

Farmer leaders are fluttering
On the other hand, the peasant leaders also took cunning considering the seriousness of the situation and distanced themselves from the incidents of violence and violence. The two farmers’ organization also ended the movement. However, the leaders of the farmers’ organizations, who were still in the movement, insisted that during the tractor parade, external elements cut the ruckus, which should be investigated.
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Suspect of prominent leaders like Darshan Pal
However, the Delhi Police and intelligence agencies feel that prominent peasant leaders like Darshan Pal instigated the militant elements on the borders of Singhu, Tikri and Ghazipur. At the same time, the leading role of Punjabi actor Deep Sidhu is coming behind the disturbance at the Red Fort. He gave the idea to hoist the ‘Sikh Sahib’, the religious flag of the Sikhs, at the ramparts of the Red Fort.

Deep Sidhu will get second notice of NIA
Sources told our aide newspaper The Times of India that the National Investigation Agency (NIA) would soon issue fresh notices and summon Deep Sidhu and make him a witness in lawsuits against pro-Khalistan organizations like Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) and Babbar Khalsa. . NIA has sent summons to 40 people including Deep Sidhu as witnesses, out of which only 15 to 16 people have reached the agency.
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Khalistani organizations are also under watch
Sidhu did not respond to the earlier notice. According to the NIA’s FIR lodged on 15 December 2020, the SFJ and other banned Khalistani organizations have played a big role in creating an atmosphere of fear among the farmers about new agricultural laws, plotting and pushing them into palliative activities.

Union minister Prahlada reached Red Fort, took stock of the damage

Union Home Minister Amit Shah. (File photo)