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Punjabi actor-activist Deep Sidhu, who was an accused in January 26 violence case in Delhi, died in a road accident in Haryana on Tuesday.
The popular actor died in an accident on the Kundli-Manesar KMP Expressway in Haryana's Sonepat when his car rammed into a truck, police said. He was travelling from Delhi to Bhatinda.
Deep Sidhu was arrested last year after the violence during the farmer's tractor rally in Delhi on January 26. He was later granted bail.
He was among the protesters who entered the Red Fort during the protest and hoisted a Sikh religious flag. Deep Sidhu had streamed the protest live on Facebook.
Farmers' tractor rally that was part of their protest against the now-repealed farm laws had turned violent on Republic Day last year.

Punjabi actor Deep Sidhu, who was accused in R-Day violence, dies in road accident

Punjabi actor Deep Sidhu, who was accused in last year's R-Day violence, dies in road accident

Punjabi actor-activist Deep Sidhu&nbsp;dies in road accident
Deep Sidhu&nbsp;was an accused in Jan 26 Red Fort violence
Deep Sidhu's&nbsp;car rammed into truck on highway in Haryana&nbsp;
Actor was part of the protesters who entered Red Fort
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Deep Sidhu&nbsp;died in an accident on the Kundli-Manesar KMP Expressway in Haryana's Sonepat when his car rammed into a truck&nbsp;

Punjabi actor-activist Deep Sidhu, who was an accused in January 26 violence case in Delhi, died in a road accident in Haryana on Tuesday.
The popular actor died in an accident on the Kundli-Manesar KMP Expressway in Haryana's Sonepat when his car rammed into a truck, police said. He was travelling from Delhi to Bhatinda.
Deep Sidhu was arrested last year after the violence during the farmer's tractor rally in Delhi on January 26. He was later granted bail.
He was among the protesters who entered the Red Fort during the protest and hoisted a Sikh religious flag. Deep Sidhu had streamed the protest live on Facebook.
Farmers' tractor rally that was part of their protest against the now-repealed farm laws had turned violent on Republic Day last year.

Delhi Police has erected a wall with shipping containers at the main gate of Red Fort for security reasons ahead of Independence Day celebrations, officials said on Saturday.
The police said they are taking no chances while citing the farmers' tractor rally on January 26 that took a violent turn in the national capital.
The containers have been placed in such a way that no one is able to see inside the premises of the fort, from where the Prime Minister addresses the nation on Independence Day, a senior police officer said
This is the first time that police have put up such a high wall, officials said, adding the containers would be decorated with graffiti.

'Container walls' outside Red Fort, security tightened ahead of Independence Day

'Taking no chances': Delhi Police has erected a wall with shipping containers at the main gate of Red Fort for security reasons ahead of Independence Day celebrations

Delhi Police tightens security ahead of Independence Day celebrations
Delhi Police erects&nbsp;a wall with shipping containers outside the Red Fort
Containers will stop people from being able to see&nbsp;inside the premises
Containers would be decorated with graffiti, officials said
Police cites violent tractor rally on Jan 26, says they won't take any chance
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'Taking no chances': Delhi Police has erected a wall with shipping containers at the main gate of Red Fort for security reasons ahead of Independence Day celebrations
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Delhi Police has erected a wall with shipping containers at the main gate of Red Fort for security reasons ahead of Independence Day celebrations, officials said on Saturday.
The police said they are taking no chances while citing the farmers' tractor rally on January 26 that took a violent turn in the national capital.
The containers have been placed in such a way that no one is able to see inside the premises of the fort, from where the Prime Minister addresses the nation on Independence Day, a senior police officer said
This is the first time that police have put up such a high wall, officials said, adding the containers would be decorated with graffiti.

Actor-activist Deep Sidhu, an accused in January 26 violence in national capital, has been granted bail by a Delhi court on Saturday.
Deep Sidhu was arrested in February from Karnal in Haryana by the Delhi Police Special Cell days after a cash reward of Rs 1 lakh for information leading to his arrest was announced.
In his bail plea, Sidhu had denied involvement in the Republic Day violence during the farmer's protest. He claimed that he had left the Red Fort before violence started.
Deep Sidhu's counsel told the court that mere presence did not make him part of unlawful assembly and that he was an honest citizen who was part of a protest.

Punjabi actor Deep Sidhu gets bail in Red Fort violence case

Actor-activist Deep Sidhu, an accused in January 26 violence in national capital, has been granted bail by a Delhi court on Saturday

Punjabi actor Deep Sidhu gets bail in Red Fort violence case 

Actor-activist Deep Sidhu, an accused in January 26 violence in national capital, has been granted bail by a Delhi court on Saturday. Deep Sidhu was arrested in February from Karnal in Haryana by the Delhi Police Special Cell days after a cash reward of Rs 1 lakh for information leading to his arrest was announced. In his bail plea, Sidhu had denied involvement in the Republic Day violence during the farmer's protest. He claimed that he had left the Red Fort before violence started. Deep Sidhu's counsel told the court that mere presence did not make him part of unlawful assembly and that he was an honest citizen who was part of a protest.

Actor-activist Deep Sidhu, an accused in January 26 violence in national capital, has been granted bail by a Delhi court on Saturday.
Deep Sidhu was arrested in February from Karnal in Haryana by the Delhi Police Special Cell days after a cash reward of Rs 1 lakh for information leading to his arrest was announced.
In his bail plea, Sidhu had denied involvement in the Republic Day violence during the farmer's protest. He claimed that he had left the Red Fort before violence started.
Deep Sidhu's counsel told the court that mere presence did not make him part of unlawful assembly and that he was an honest citizen who was part of a protest.

Delhi Police have arrested two persons, including a Dutch national, for their role in the Red Fort violence on Republic Day during a farmers protest. Police said that Maninderjit Singh, who is a Dutch national settled in UK's Birmingham, is a habitual criminal and was arrested from Delhi airport when he was trying to flee on forged travel documents. The second accused has been identified as Khempreet Singh, who the police have alleged had attacked Delhi Police personnel with a spear inside the Red Fort during the seige.

'Attacked cops with spear' :2 more held in Red Fort violence case

Delhi Police have arrested two persons, including a Dutch national, for their role in the Red Fort violence on Republic Day during a farmers protest.

'Attacked cops with spear' :2 more held for Red Fort violence

Delhi Police have arrested two persons, including a Dutch national, for their role in the Red Fort violence on Republic Day during farmers protest. Police said that Maninderjit Singh, who is a Dutch national settled in UK's Birmingham, is a habitual criminal and was arrested from Delhi airport when he was trying to flee on forged travel documents. The second accused has been identified as Khempreet Singh, who the police have allegedly had attacked Delhi Police personnel with a spear inside the Red Fort during the siege.

Republic Day violence: J&K United Kisan Front Chairman Mohinder Singh is the first person to be arrested from Jammu in connection with the January 26 violence.

Republic Day violence: Farmer leader Mohinder Singh from Jammu taken into custody by Delhi Police

A prominent farmer leader from Jammu was taken into custody by the Delhi Police for his alleged involvement in the violence during farmers&rsquo; tractor parade against the new agri laws in the national capital on Republic Day, officials said on Tuesday.
J&amp;K United Kisan Front Chairman Mohinder Singh is the first person to be arrested from Jammu in connection with the January 26 violence. He was taken into custody on Monday night and immediately shifted to Delhi for questioning, they said. Singh''s family, however, said that he was innocent and demanded his immediate release.
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R-Day violence: Delhi Police arrest two accused from Jammu

Latest arrest in the Republic Day violence case
Farmer leader from Jammu&nbsp;taken into custody
United Kisan Front chairman Mohinder Singh&nbsp;held in Jammu
Mohinder Singh brought to Delhi for questioning
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A prominent farmer leader from Jammu was taken into custody by the Delhi Police for his alleged involvement in the violence during farmers&rsquo; tractor parade against the new agri laws in the national capital on Republic Day, officials said on Tuesday.
J&amp;K United Kisan Front Chairman Mohinder Singh is the first person to be arrested from Jammu in connection with the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/15-more-detained-in-connection-with-republic-day-violence-1611853801855" target="_blank" >January 26 violence</a>.
He was taken into custody on Monday night and immediately shifted to Delhi for questioning, they said. Singh''s family, however, said that he was innocent and demanded his immediate release.

A 30-year-old man who was allegedly swinging swords during the violence at the Red Fort on Republic Day has been arrested, police said on Wednesday. Maninder Singh, who works as a car AC mechanic, was arrested from Pitampura in northwest Delhi on Wednesday morning. Police said that Singh was seen in a video swinging two swords at Red Fort with intent to motivate or radicalise the protesters. The suspect, who runs a sword-training school in an empty plot near his house in Delhi's Swaroop Nagar, used to frequently visit Singhu Border and was highly motivated by speeches made by leaders there", police said.

Red Fort violence: Man who was swinging swords arrested

A 30-year-old man who was allegedly swinging swords during the violence at the Red Fort on Republic Day has been arrested, police said

A 30-year-old man who was allegedly swinging swords during the violence at the Red Fort on Republic Day has been arrested, police said on Wednesday. Maninder Singh, who works as a car AC mechanic, was arrested from Pitampura in northwest Delhi on Wednesday morning. Police said that Singh was seen in a video swinging two swords at Red Fort with intent to motivate or radicalise the protesters. The suspect, who runs a sword-training school in an empty plot near his house in Delhi's Swaroop Nagar, used to frequently visit Singhu Border and was highly motivated by speeches made by leaders there", police said.

After Deep Sidhu, Delhi Police arrested another key accused, Iqbal Singh in January 26 Red Fort violence case on Tuesday night from Punjab’s Hoshiarpur.

Republic Day violence: After Deep Sidhu, another key suspect Iqbal Singh arrested

After Deep Sidhu, Delhi Police arrested another key accused, Iqbal Singh in January 26 Red Fort violence case on Tuesday night from Punjab&rsquo;s Hoshiarpur. He has been accused of instigating the crowd near the Lahori Gate to storm the Red Fort. Police had identified Singh as the one who allegedly did Facebook Live from the Red Fort. Several videos of Iqbal Singh had surfaced from January 26, where he was seen urging crowds to enter the Red Fort. Police had announced a cash reward of ₹50,000 for information leading to Singh&rsquo;s arrest.
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R-Day violence: After Deep Sidhu, another key suspect Iqbal Singh arrested

Delhi Police arrests another accused in Jan 26 violence case
Iqbal Singh, wanted in Red Fort violence, arrested
Police had announced a reward of ₹50,000&nbsp;on Singh
Singh&nbsp;held&nbsp;days after accused Deep Sidhu's&nbsp;arrest
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After <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/punjabi-actor-activist-deep-sidhu-accused-in-red-fort-violence-arrested-1612842529807" target="_blank" >Deep Sidhu</a>, Delhi Police arrested another key accused, Iqbal Singh in January 26 <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/protesting-farmers-enter-red-fort-scale-walls-hoist-sikh-flag-1611652344995" target="_blank" >Red Fort violence</a> case on Tuesday night from Punjab&rsquo;s Hoshiarpur. He has been accused of instigating the crowd near the Lahori Gate to storm the Red Fort.
Police had identified Singh as the one who allegedly did Facebook Live from the Red Fort. Several videos of Iqbal Singh had surfaced from January 26, where he was seen urging crowds to enter the Red Fort.
Police had announced a cash reward of ₹50,000 for information leading to Singh&rsquo;s arrest.

Punjabi actor-activist Deep Sidhu, who is an accused in the Red Fort violence on Republic Day, has been arrested, Delhi Police said on Tuesday. Sidhu has been on the run since the violence at the iconic Red Fort during the farmers' tractor rally on January 26. Sidhu has been accused of instigating farmers to divert from the rally route and indulge in violence in the Capital. The police had announced a ₹ 1 lakh reward for leads on Deep Sidhu and three other accused. A large number of protesters had forced their way inside Red Fort, climbed the ramparts and placed a Sikh religious flag.

Punjabi actor-activist Deep Sidhu, accused in Red Fort violence, arrested

Punjabi actor-activist Deep Sidhu, who is an accused in the Red Fort violence on Republic Day, has been arrested, Delhi Police said on Tuesday

Punjabi actor-activist Deep Sidhu arrested, says Delhi Police

Punjabi actor-activist Deep Sidhu, who is an accused in the Red Fort violence on Republic Day, has been arrested, Delhi Police said on Tuesday. Sidhu has been on the run since the violence at the iconic Red Fort during the farmers' tractor rally on January 26. Sidhu has been accused of instigating farmers to divert from the rally route and indulge in violence in the Capital. The police had announced a ₹ 1 lakh reward for leads on Deep Sidhu and three other accused. A large number of protesters had forced their way inside Red Fort, climbed the ramparts and placed a Sikh religious flag.

The Delhi Police on Sunday arrested a man, who they claimed led and instigated the mod that went on rampage at the Red Fort during the farmers protest on Republic Day. 

Republic Day Violence: Man who led & instigated Red Fort mob arrested, says Delhi Police

The Delhi Police on Sunday arrested a man, who they claimed led and instigated the mod that went on rampage at the Red Fort during the farmers protest on Republic Day

Man who led & instigated Red Fort mob arrested: Delhi Police

The Delhi Police on Sunday arrested a man, who they claimed led and instigated the mod that went on rampage at the Red Fort during the farmers protest on Republic Day. The suspect, 65-year-old Sukhdev Singh, belongs to Karnal in Haryana and was nabbed from Chandigarh by a Crime Branch team on the basis of technical surveillance, The Times of India reported. The police had earlier announced a reward of ₹50,000 on information leading to Singh. The main suspect, actor-activist Deep Sidhu, is still at large.

The Delhi Police on Sunday arrested a man, who they claimed led and instigated the mod that went on rampage at the Red Fort during the farmers protest on Republic Day.
The suspect, 65-year-old Sukhdev Singh, belongs to Karnal in Haryana and was nabbed from Chandigarh by a Crime Branch team on the basis of technical surveillance, The Times of India reported.
The police had earlier announced a reward of ₹50,000 on information leading to Singh. Police said that he was involved in leading and instigating the riotous mob at Lal Quila. The main suspect, actor-activist Deep Sidhu, is still at large.

The Delhi Police on Wednesday arrested a person in connection with the violence at Red Fort during the farmers' tractor parade on Republic Day, officials said. The arrested person has been identified as Dharmendra Singh. His role in hoisting a religious flag at Red Fort on January 26 is also being ascertained, police said. Thousands of protesters had clashed with the police during the tractor parade called by farmer unions on January 26. Many of the protesters entered the Red Fort and hoisted religious flags at the ramparts.
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1 arrested for R-Day violence at Red Fort during farmers protest

The Delhi Police on Wednesday arrested a person in connection with the violence at Red Fort during the farmers' tractor parade on Republic Day

The Delhi Police on Wednesday arrested a person in connection with the violence at Red Fort during the farmers' tractor parade on Republic Day, officials said. The arrested person has been identified as Dharmendra Singh. His role in hoisting a religious flag at Red Fort on January 26 is also being ascertained, police said. Thousands of protesters had clashed with the police during the tractor parade called by farmer unions on January 26. Many of the protesters entered the Red Fort and hoisted religious flags at the ramparts.
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Delhi Police has announced a cash reward of Rs 1 lakh for information leading to arrest of Punjabi actor-activist Deep Sidhu for his role in January 26 violence in the Capital. Similar award has also been announced for 3 other accused Jugraj Singh, Gurjot Singh &amp; Gurjant Singh. The police has also announced an award of Rs 50,000 each for arrest of Jajbir Singh, Buta Singh, Sukhdev Singh &amp; Iqbal Singh for their alleged involvement in the Republic&nbsp;Day violence. Deep Sidhu has gone missing since the violence at Red Fort during the farmers tractor rally.

R-Day violence: ₹1 lakh reward for lead on Deep Sidhu

Delhi Police has announced a cash reward of Rs 1 lakh for information leading to arrest of Punjabi actor-activist Deep Sidhu for his role in January 26 violence in the Capital

Delhi Police has announced a cash reward of Rs 1 lakh for information leading to arrest of Punjabi actor-activist Deep Sidhu for his role in January 26 violence in the Capital. Similar award has also been announced for 3 other accused Jugraj Singh, Gurjot Singh &amp; Gurjant Singh. The police has also announced an award of Rs 50,000 each for arrest of Jajbir Singh, Buta Singh, Sukhdev Singh &amp; Iqbal Singh for their alleged involvement in the Republic&nbsp;Day violence. Deep Sidhu has gone missing since the violence at Red Fort during the farmers tractor rally.

Punjabi actor-activist Deep Sindhu, who has been named in an FIR over the Red Fort violence, has become untraceable after his mobile phone was switched off. His phone number was last traced in Haryana, hours after the violence in Delhi, around 12.30 am on December 27. India Today has reported. Since then Deep Sidhu has gone in hiding. He has been accused of diverting the farm protesters to the Red Fort aznd inciting them. After the violence, Sidhu had put out a video of facebook justifying the hoisting of Sikh religious flag at the Red Fort.
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Deep Sidhu goes in hiding after being booked for Red Fort violence

Punjabi actor-activist Deep Sindhu, who has been named in an FIR over the Red Fort violence, has become untraceable. His last location was in Haryana&nbsp;as per mobile network

Punjabi actor-activist Deep Sindhu, who has been named in an FIR over the Red Fort violence, has become untraceable after his mobile phone was switched off. His phone number was last traced in Haryana, hours after the violence in Delhi, around 12.30 am on December 27. India Today has reported. Since then Deep Sidhu has gone in hiding. He has been accused of diverting the farm protesters to the Red Fort aznd inciting them. After the violence, Sidhu had put out a video of facebook justifying the hoisting of Sikh religious flag at the Red Fort.
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