Red Fort Violence: Dharmendra Singh Harman Arrested
Red Fort Violence: Dharmendra Singh Harman arrested for red fort violence and Shaheen Bagh protest.
Delhi Police has intensified the investigation on the violence on 26 January during the Kisan Tractor Parade in the capital.
Meanwhile, as investigations are proceeding, many important and shocking revelations are also taking place.
According to Delhi Police, Dharmendra Singh Harman, arrested by the SIT of Delhi Police Crime Branch on charges of committing a nuisance on January 26 in Lal Qila, was also very active in the uprising in Shaheenbagh during the Delhi riots.
During the investigation, it has also been revealed that on January 26, Dharmendra Singh Harman entered the Red Fort in Delhi with his car and created a ruckus.
It is being told that during this time he had also encouraged the peasant miscreants to commit a rampage within the Red Fort.
To incite the people, He entered the Red Fort while chanting meeting on the roof of its car, pictures of which were captured in CCTV cameras inside the Red Fort.
Red Fort Violence: After identifying it on the same basis, Dharmendra was arrested by the SIT of Crime Branch late on Wednesday.
At the same time, during the investigation, the address of Dharmendra Singh Harman was found on the basis of the car’s number, and it was found that it is from the Arjun Nagar area of Delhi.
When the team of the Delhi Police Crime Branch investigated it in more detail, it was found that it was very active even during the protests in Shaheenbagh.
On Wednesday, he was arrested after being questioned for a long time in custody. According to the Crime Branch, this is the second important arrest in the 26 January violence case.
Based on this, some more accused will be arrested soon.
Police released photos of 12 miscreants
Police have released photographs of 12 people who had caused a nuisance in the Red Fort. These images extracted from the video footage were foggy.
Therefore, the crime branch has got them cleaned with the help of video analytics and the forensic team. The police are working with the forensic team of Gujarat to quickly identify them.
Supreme Court refuses to interfere in violence investigation in the rally
The Supreme Court on Wednesday declined to interfere in the violence investigation during the tractor rally in the capital on Republic Day.
The court said that the Prime Minister has said that the law will do its job. The government is also investigating the matter, so the court does not want to interfere in the matter yet.
At the same time, Delhi Police Commissioner SN Srivastava has announced the reward on eight people including Punjabi actor Deep Sidhu and Jugraj Singh who hoisted the saffron flag on Republic Day on Wednesday.
A reward of Rs 1 lakh each has been announced on Deep Sidhu, Jugraj Singh, Gurjot Singh, and Gurjant Singh and Rs 50 thousand each on Jagveer Singh, Buta Singh, Sukhdev Singh,.
Iqbal Singh. Deep Sidhu and Gurjot Singh are companions and all the above accused are residents of Punjab. Since the night of 26 January.
The mobile phones of the accused are closed and the relatives of many of the accused are also absconding. More than 12 teams of Delhi Police are raiding several states including Punjab to arrest the accused.
