Lakkha Singh Sidhana Challenges Delhi Police

Lakkha Singh Sidhana challenges Delhi Police. The one lakh prize reward Red Fort Violence accused Lakha Singh open challenge to Delhi Police ‘Aa Raha hoon Delhi’: Red Fort Violence.

The demonstration of farmers of Punjab and Haryana on the Singhu border of Haryana-Delhi reached 92 days on Thursday, demanding the repeal of the three Central Agricultural Laws.

Meanwhile, on 26 January, one lakh of prized Punjabi gangster Lakkha Singh Sidhana has again challenged the Delhi Police in the Red Fort incident.

Lakkha Singh Sidhana has again uploaded a video on the internet media saying that his rally in Bathinda became successful and now he has to rally in Delhi.

On the other hand, seven farmer leaders have been accused of causing a nuisance by uploading a video again on Facebook of Punjabi actor Deep Sindhu, accused of the Red Fort violence in Delhi’s Tihar Jail.

Lakkha Singh Sidhana faces serious charges

Delhi Police has announced a reward of one lakh on the accused Lakkha Singh Sidhana in the violence that took place on the Red Fort during the tractor parade taken out on 26 January by farmers agitating against agricultural laws.

Not only this, but Lakkha Sidhana is also the main accused in the Red Fort violence case.

Significantly, on 23 February, Lakha Sidhana, accused of Delhi violence, who reached the peasant Maharali organized in Bathinda, Punjab, dodged the police and escaped.

Despite the presence of a large number of Punjab Police in the rally organized at Maharaj village of Bathinda, Lakkha Singh succeeded in escaping from Sidhana stage.

Let me tell you that the reward of one lakh is declared on Sidhana accused of Delhi violence and absconding since 26 January and is challenging the Delhi Police as well as the Punjab Police by continuously releasing videos.

Please tell here that Maharaj village is also the ancestral village of CM Captain Amarinder Singh.

Not only this, by releasing the video a few days ago, Lakha Singh Sidhana appealed to the farmers of Punjab to take over the reins of the peasant movement.

Apart from this, he had asked the farmers of Punjab to take part in the rally organized on 23 February in the village Maharaj of Bathinda. It happened, people came to this rally.