SHO Attacked With Sword On Singhu Border

SHO attacked with the sword on Singhu border, accused of running away with police jeep arrested.

Delhi Police have arrested the Nihang protester, who attacked the policemen with a sword on the Singhu border on Tuesday night.

Not only this, during this time he ran away with a police jeep. The policemen succeeded in arresting him after hard work. According to Delhi Police

Accused Harpreet first attacked the policemen on the Singhoo border with a sword and then snatched the policeman’s car.

After getting information on this, Ashish Dubey, the police station of Samaypur Badli, followed him to Mukarba Chowk (about 10 kilometers from Singhu) and he attacked him as well.

Later policemen nabbed him. Nihang has been identified as Harpreet Singh of Punjab. The whole accident happened on Tuesday night.

According to Delhi Police, a case of attempt to murder and theft is also registered against the accused Harpreet. Further inquiries continue.

It is being told that a protestor involved in the peasant movement attacked the Delhi Police on Tuesday night on the Singhu border of Delhi-Haryana.

According to the events, at around 8 pm on Tuesday night, a protestor named Harpreet Singh first snatched the car of a Delhi Police jawan on the sword.

Then after the police started chasing him, he left the car at Mukarba Chowk and then ran away with a scooty.

During this time when the police force SHO Samaypur Badli Ashish Dube started chasing him along with the rest of his staff, this man also attacked SHO Ashish Dubey with the sword.

SHO narrowly survived the attack. During this time, the SHO was admitted to the hospital in the night after a neck injury.

Rail Roko Kisan Andolan: this mistake not to do during rail stop movement on Thursday, will have to go to a jail-grinding mill

Stopping the rail or agitating the rail tracks during agitation or dharna demonstration can lead to great punishment for the people. There is a provision of punishment even to life imprisonment.

It is also true that in the name of agitation, sometimes railway property is damaged due to some other reason. Protesters often disrupt rail operations. Action is also taken against these people.

In the last three years, 5,141 cases of disruption of rail operations were reported in Northern Railway and 4,906 people were arrested.

Despite such action, the process of stopping the rail and damaging the property is not stopping. One reason for this is not to punish the guilty. The culprits are easily released and he again targets the rail.

In the name of opposition to agricultural laws also, rail operations in Punjab were interrupted for about two months. The movement of trains on a route near Amritsar is still closed.

At the same time, on February 18, farmers have once again announced to stop the rail.

A convict can be sentenced to life imprisonment under Section 150 of the Railway Act for damage to railway property, but no one has been arrested under this section in the last three years.