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The brothers were on the run since Navjeet Sandhu, an MTech student, also from Karnal was stabbed to death by them on May 5 during an altercation.

Karnal brothers arrested for fatally stabbing MTech student in Australia

The brothers were on the run since Navjeet Sandhu, an MTech student, also from Karnal was stabbed to death by them on May 5 during an altercation.

Two Indian-origin brothers wanted in connection with the murder of a 22-year-old MTech student from India have been arrested by Australian police, media reports said.
Abhijeet Abhijeet, 26, and Robin Gartan, 27, were arrested on Tuesday in the New South Wales country town of Goulburn police are preparing to extradite them to Victoria, the Goulburn Post reported.
The brothers were on the run since the early hours of Sunday after Navjeet Sandhu from Noble Park was killed and a 30-year-old man, also from Noble Park, was injured at an Ormond home in Melbourne's southeast.
Police on Thursday charged Gartan with murder and attempted murder while Abhijeet was charged with affray, the report added.
They faced Goulburn Local Court on Thursday morning where their extradition to Victoria was granted.
The brothers are set to front the Melbourne Magistrates Court on Friday.
Emergency services were called to the house on North Road at about 1 am following reports of a dispute.
Navjeet was fatally attacked with a knife by another student when he tried to intervene in a dispute between a few Indian students over some rent issue, according to the deceased victim's uncle Yashvir in Karnal, Haryana.
"Navjeet's friend (another Indian student) had asked him to accompany him to his house to pick up his belongings as he had a car. While his friend went inside, Navjeet heard some shouts and saw there was a scuffle. When Navjeet tried to intervene asking them not to fight, he was fatally stabbed in the chest with a knife," Yashvir said.
He added that like Navjeet, the alleged accused also hails from Karnal.
Navjeet's friend, whom he was accompanying, also sustained injuries in the incident, the uncle of the deceased said.
The injured man is married to the woman, while the man who died was his friend. A weapon was found at the home and will be forensically tested.
On Monday, Detective Inspector Dean Thomas told media that police believed the brothers lived at the Ormond home, where a party was held on Sunday, News.com.au reported.

Sixty-nine-year-old Singh was accompanied by former chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda and state Congress chief Udai Bhan as he filed his candidature.

Karnal Assembly bypoll: Congress leader Tarlochan Singh files nomination

Sixty-nine-year-old Singh was accompanied by former chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda and state Congress chief Udai Bhan as he filed his candidature.

Congress leader Tarlochan Singh on Wednesday filed his nomination papers for the bypoll to the Karnal Assembly seat, which will be held on May 25 along with the general elections to 10 Lok Sabha seats in Haryana.
For the bypoll, the ruling BJP has fielded Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini from the seat.
Sixty-nine-year-old Singh was accompanied by former chief minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda and state Congress chief Udai Bhan as he filed his candidature.
"Tarlochan ji filed his nomination from Karnal assembly seat as Congress candidate today," Bhan said over the phone.
In the 2019 assembly polls, Manohar Lal Khattar, who was then the state's chief minister, retained the Karnal seat defeating Singh.
Former head of the Haryana Minorities Commission, Singh said he joined the Youth Congress in 1982.
Saini, an MP in the outgoing Lok Sabha from Kurukshetra seat, was sworn in as the chief minister on March 12, replacing Khattar.

Protesting farmers and Haryana government on Saturday reached a consensus after days of farmers agitation at the mini secretariat in Karnal. The farmers have called off their protest after talks with the state government.
The Haryana government has ordered a probe by a retired high court judge into the police action on farmers in Karnal on August 28.
It has also been decided that former Karnal SDM Ayush Sinha, who was caught on camera directing cops to "smash farmers' heads", will go on leave pending the probe.
The state government has said that the probe into police action, which led to the death of a protesting farmer, will be completed within a month.
Further, the government has also promised jobs to two members of the family of the deceased farmer.
The farmers have been sitting on dharna outside the mini secretariat in Karnal for the last five days over their demand to sack then Karnal SDM Ayush Sinha and register a case against him.

Farmers call off Karnal protest after Haryana govt orders probe, sends SDM on leave

Farmers call of Karnal agitation after Haryana govt orders probe into police action, sends 'smash their heads' SDM Ayush Sinha on leave. Know details

Farmers call off 5-day-long protest at Karnal after talks with govt

Farmers call off 5-day-long protest at Karnal after talks with govt
Haryana&nbsp;govt orders probe by retired HC judge into police action
SDM, who ordered cops to 'break farmers heads' sent on leave
Haryana&nbsp;govt promises jobs to 2 family members of deceased farmer
Farmers were camping at mini secretariat demanding action against officer

Protesting farmers and Haryana government on Saturday reached a consensus after days of farmers agitation at the mini secretariat in Karnal. The farmers have called off their protest after talks with the state government.

Protesting farmers and <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/will-probe-incident-but-if-farmers-are-guilty-haryana-govt-on-karnal-officer-row-1631186027475" target="_blank">Haryana government</a> on Saturday reached a consensus after days of farmers agitation at the mini secretariat in Karnal. The farmers have called off their protest after talks with the state government.
The Haryana government has ordered a probe by a retired high court judge into the police action on farmers in Karnal on August 28.
It has also been decided that former Karnal SDM Ayush Sinha, who was caught on camera directing cops to "smash farmers' heads", will go on leave pending the probe.
Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/sarkari-taliban-bku-s-rakesh-tikait-slams-bjp-after-police-lathi-charge-farmers-1630241485976" target="_blank">'Sarkari Taliban': BKU's Rakesh Tikait slams BJP after police lathi charge farmers</a>
The state government has said that the probe into police action, which led to the death of a protesting farmer, will be completed within a month.
Further, the government has also promised jobs to two members of the family of the deceased farmer.
The farmers have been sitting on dharna outside the mini secretariat in Karnal for the last five days over their demand to sack then Karnal SDM Ayush Sinha and register a case against him.

Haryana Home Minister Anil Vij told reporters on Thursday that his government will probe the &lsquo;entire episode&rsquo;- the August 28 lathi charge on protesting farmers in Karnal.
Farmers have demanded strict action against former Karnal SDM Ayush Sinha, who was caught on video instructing his officers to &lsquo;crack their (farmer&rsquo;s) heads&rsquo; if they breach the police line.
Vij said that the state will probe the entire incident and not just Sinha as officers &lsquo;cannot be punished without a probe. The Minister however warned the farmer leaders that if they are found guilty, action will also be taken against them.Chief Minister Khattar has defended the officer&rsquo;s choice of words as &lsquo;incorrect but necessary to ensure law and order&rsquo;.&nbsp;
Now camping at the mini-secretariat, farmers have warned of a &rsquo;Singhu-like&rsquo; situation. After multiple failed talks with the administration, BKU leader Tikait said that it seems like the government doesn&rsquo;t want an end to the dharna so they have decided to open a permanent front there like at Singhu.&nbsp;

‘Will probe incident, but if farmers are guilty…’: Haryana govt on Karnal officer row

Deadlock between farmers and&nbsp;Haryana&nbsp;govt over August 28 lathi charge.&nbsp;Farmers camping at the mini-secretariat warn of a &rsquo;Singhu-like&rsquo; situation

//Haryana&nbsp;govt to probe August 28 lathi charge on farmers&nbsp; //Anil&nbsp;Vij:if farmer leaders are found guilty, action will be taken&nbsp; //Farmers have demanded strict action against ex-Karnal&nbsp;SDM&nbsp;Ayush&nbsp;Sinha //CM Khattar&nbsp;defended Sinha's&nbsp;directions as 'necessary for law and order' //Farmers at mini-secretariat have warned of a 'Singhu-like situation'

Farmers have demanded strict action against former Karnal SDM Ayush Sinha, who was caught on video instructing his officers to &lsquo;crack (farmer&rsquo;s) heads&rsquo; if they breach the police line.&nbsp;

Haryana Home Minister Anil Vij told reporters on Thursday that his government will probe the &lsquo;entire episode&rsquo;- the August 28 lathi charge on protesting farmers in Karnal.
Farmers have demanded strict action against former Karnal SDM Ayush Sinha, who was caught on video instructing his officers to &lsquo;crack their (farmer&rsquo;s) heads&rsquo; if they breach the police line.
Vij said that the state will probe the entire incident and not just Sinha as officers &lsquo;cannot be punished without a probe. The Minister however warned the farmer leaders that if they are found guilty, action will also be taken against them. Chief Minister Khattar has defended the officer&rsquo;s choice of words as &lsquo;incorrect but necessary to ensure law and order&rsquo;.&nbsp;
Now camping at the mini-secretariat, farmers have warned of a &rsquo;Singhu-like&rsquo; situation. After multiple failed talks with the administration, BKU leader Tikait said that it seems like the government doesn&rsquo;t want an end to the dharna so they have decided to open a permanent front there like at Singhu.&nbsp;

A large number of farmers squatted at the gates of the district headquarters in Haryana's Karnal on Tuesday, locked in a showdown with the BJP-led government over a police lathi-charge last month.
The gherao began in the evening, several hours after farmers from Haryana and neighbouring states reached Karnal's New Anaj Mandi for a mahapanchayat, riding tractors and motorcycles.
Marching on foot from the mahapanchayat venue to the mini-secretariat five kilometres away, farmers faced a water cannon as they neared the complex. They jumped some barricades, but there was no other serious confrontation with police along the way.
The protesters are demanding action against Karnal SDM Ayush Sinha who was caught on camera instructing police to "smash farmers' heads" in Karnal on August 28.
Farmer unions had warned that they will gherao the mini-secretariat if the administration did not meet their demands. The confrontation began after farmer leaders' talks with the state government failed as it continued&nbsp;to defend Ayush Sinha.
The state government late in the evening extended the suspension of mobile internet services in Karnal until Wednesday midnight as the situation was "still volatile".
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Farmers warn of 'permanent protest' as talks with Haryana govt fail

Farmers protesting in against the police lathicharge of August 28, said they might have to keep a permanent protest site in Karnal as talks with the state government remained inconclusive&nbsp;

Farmers Vs Khattar: talks remain inconclusive for&nbsp;second consecutive day
Karnal: Farmers protesting&nbsp;against the police lathicharge of August 28
Karnal showdown over 'crack-their-heads' remark by&nbsp;SDM&nbsp;Ayush Sinha
Farmers demand action against Karnal&nbsp;SDM&nbsp;Ayush Sinha
Farmers camp at the gates of the district headquarters in Karnal
Mobile internet and SMS&nbsp;services suspended in Karnal

Farmers protesting in against the police lathicharge of August 28, said they might have to keep a permanent protest site in Karnal as talks with the state government remained inconclusive&nbsp;

Talks between farmers and Haryana state government remained inconclusive for the second consecutive day. Farmers protesting&nbsp;against the police lathicharge of August 28, said they might have to keep a permanent protest site in Karnal.
Earlier, a large number of farmers squatted at the gates of the district headquarters in Karnal on Tuesday, locked in a showdown with the BJP-led government over a police lathi-charge last month.
The gherao began in the evening, several hours after farmers from Haryana and neighbouring states reached Karnal's New Anaj Mandi for a mahapanchayat, riding tractors and motorcycles.
Marching on foot from the mahapanchayat venue to the mini-secretariat five kilometres away, farmers faced a water cannon as they neared the complex. They jumped some barricades, but there was no other serious confrontation with police along the way.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a title="Karnal talks fail as govt 'defends' 'crack-their-head' babu, farmers begin march" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/karnal-talks-fail-as-govt-defends-crack-their-head-babu-farmers-begin-march-1631022338691">Karnal talks fail as govt 'defends' 'crack-their-head' babu, farmers begin march</a>
The protesters are demanding action against Karnal SDM Ayush Sinha who was caught on camera instructing police to "smash farmers' heads" in Karnal on August 28.
Farmer unions had warned that they will gherao the mini-secretariat if the administration did not meet their demands.&nbsp;
The state government late in the evening extended the suspension of mobile internet services in Karnal until Wednesday midnight as the situation was "still volatile".
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Farmers in Haryana's Karnal began their march to the mini-secretariat after three rounds of talks with the BJP-led government failed on Tuesday. 

Karnal talks fails as govt defends 'crack-their-head' babu, farmers begin march

Farmers in Haryana's Karnal&nbsp;began their march to the mini-secretariat after three rounds of talks with the BJP-led government failed on Tuesday. Reports said the talks failed as govt defended the IAS officer 'who ordered police to crack the heads' of farmers

Reports said that talks failed as the&nbsp;Karnal Deputy Commissioner sought one month&rsquo;s time to probe if Sinha&rsquo;s&nbsp;'objectionable words' actually led to police lathicharge.&nbsp;

Farmers in Haryana's Karnal&nbsp;began their march to the mini-secretariat after three rounds of talks with the BJP-led government failed on Tuesday.&nbsp; An 11-member delegation of farmer leaders was invited to hold talks with the district administration as protesters in large numbers assembled for a mahapanchayat.
Farmer leader&nbsp;Balbir Singh Rajewal said that protesters will not break any police barricades, but will continue with their decision to gherao mini-secretariat. He further said that farmers will not indulge in any law and order disruption and in case cops try to stop them, they will court arrest. 
The Manoharlal&nbsp;Khattar government on Monday ordered suspension of mobile internet services in Karnal&nbsp;and issued&nbsp;prohibitory orders banning gathering of people under Section 144. The Haryana Police had lathicharged a group of farmers on August 28 while they were heading towards Karnal to protest against a BJP meeting. Over 10 protesters were injured.
The Samyukt Kissan Morcha&nbsp;had said a murder case should be registered against IAS officer Ayush Sinha who was caught on tape allegedly telling policemen to "break heads" of protesting farmers.
Reports said that talks failed as the&nbsp;Karnal Deputy Commissioner sought one month&rsquo;s time to probe if Sinha&rsquo;s&nbsp;'objectionable words' actually led to police lathicharge.&nbsp;

Days after Karnal SDM Ayush Sinha ordered cops to "crack the heads" of the protesting farmers, Haryana CM ML Khattar appeared to defend the police crackdown saying &lsquo;strictness had to be maintained to ensure law and order situation&rsquo;
He although admitted that "choice of words" by the IAS officer who instructed state police to beat farmers was "not correct".
Also Read&nbsp;'Sarkari Taliban': BKU's Rakesh Tikait slams BJP after police lathi charge farmers
Haryana police on Saturday lathi charged protesting farmers, injuring 10. Later that day, a video emerged that showed a top district official asking policemen to use force on farmers. The video sparked outrage drawing criticism from farmer union leaders, opposition parties and &nbsp;state governors.
Responding to the demands for action against the SDM, Khattar said &lsquo;any action that has to be taken would have to be first assessed by the district administration&rsquo; and that &lsquo;the DGP is also looking into it&rsquo;
Earlier on Sunday, Haryana Deputy CM Dushyant Chautala had condemned Sinha&rsquo;s words and said action will be taken against him.

Haryana CM Khattar appears to defend Karnal SDM's 'crack their head' order

Haryana CM ML Khattar appeared to defend the police crackdown on protesting farmers on Saturday saying &lsquo;strictness had to be maintained to ensure law and order situation&rsquo;

Farmers' protest: Haryana CM appears to defend Karnal SDM's 'crack their head' order

Outrage after Karnal&nbsp;SDM's&nbsp;order to beat farmers emerges online
Haryana&nbsp;CM Khattar&nbsp;appears to defend SDM's&nbsp;controversial&nbsp;order
CM Khattar says strictness was needed to maintain law &amp; order&nbsp;
Khattar&nbsp;admits SDM's&nbsp;choice of words while giving orders was 'not correct'
Khattar&nbsp;responded to demands for removal of the IAS&nbsp;officer
CM:&nbsp;action to be taken will have to assessed by the district administration
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Haryana CM ML Khattar appeared to defend the police crackdown on protesting farmers on Saturday saying &lsquo;strictness had to be maintained to ensure law and order situation&rsquo;

Days after <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/caught-on-cam-karnal-official-asks-police-to-hit-farmers-on-the-head-1630175911871" target="_blank">Karnal SDM Ayush Sinha ordered cops</a> to "crack the heads" of the protesting farmers, Haryana CM ML Khattar appeared to defend the police crackdown saying &lsquo;strictness had to be maintained to ensure law and order situation&rsquo;
He although admitted that "choice of words" by the IAS officer who instructed state police to beat farmers was "not correct".
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/amp/sarkari-taliban-bku-s-rakesh-tikait-slams-bjp-after-police-lathi-charge-farmers-1630241485976" target="_blank">'Sarkari Taliban': BKU's Rakesh Tikait slams BJP after police lathi charge farmers</a>
Haryana police on Saturday lathi charged protesting farmers, injuring 10. Later that day, a video emerged that showed a top district official asking policemen to use force on farmers. The video sparked outrage drawing criticism from farmer union leaders, opposition parties and &nbsp;state governors.
Responding to the demands for action against the SDM, Khattar said &lsquo;any action that has to be taken would have to be first assessed by the district administration&rsquo; and that &lsquo;the DGP is also looking into it&rsquo;
'Meanwhile, Haryana Deputy CM Dushyant Chautala&nbsp;after promising action against the Karnal&nbsp;official, on Monday said 'police will use force when attacked'.

Haryana govt to allow Rahul's farmer rally

Haryana CM ML Khattar&nbsp;responding to reports of Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi visiting Haryana&nbsp;to meet farmers said he had no problem. He however said that the law and order in his state cannot be disrupted. Also, he has said that Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi cannot come with a procession from Punjab where he currently protesting against the three contentious farm laws. Rahul&nbsp;can hold his rally only with people in the state.&nbsp;Rahul&nbsp;is&nbsp;expected to visit Haryana for a series of programmes on the last day of his three-day protest. He&nbsp;is likely to address public meetings at Kaithal and Pipli in Kurukshetra district in Haryana.
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Haryana CM on Rahul's rally: law & order shouldn't be disrupted

Haryana govt to allow Rahul's farmer rally
Cong leader to protest in Haryana for 2 days
Cong protests new farm laws, wants them scrapped
Khattar: will not allow disruption of peace in Haryana

The Haryana government has decided that Congress leader Rahul Gandhi&rsquo;s tractor rally will not be stopped from entering the state on October 6. The Congress is scheduled to hold tractor rallies in Kurukshetra and Karnal on October 6 and 7. However hitting out at Rahul, Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar said Haryana farmers have understood Congress tactics and will not allow anybody to mislead them. Khattar who was in Karnal on Monday to meet farmers and arhtiyas and mandi association representatives, warned Rahul&nbsp;against disruption&nbsp;of peace in the state.
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Sonu Sood plays real life hero again, arranges brain tumour surgery

Good Samaritan&nbsp;Sonu Sood facilitates&nbsp;the brain tumour surgery of a 46-year-old Assam resident, who was unable to pay

In a heart-warming gesture, actor Sonu Sood has facilitated the brain tumor surgery of a 46-year-old Assam resident.
Guddi was not in a position to bear the surgery expenses after her husband had lost his job during the coronavirus-induced&nbsp;lockdown&nbsp;had approached the actor&nbsp;for help.
Sood assured them financial help including expenses for the&nbsp;surgery which is&nbsp;estimated to be between ₹2-2.5 lakh.
Not just that, Sonu Sood also arranged for Guddi's travel from&nbsp;Guwahati to Karnal for the treatment.

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