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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Farmers' tractor rally that was part of their protest against the now-repealed farm laws had turned violent on Republic Day last year.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Farmers' tractor rally that was part of their protest against the now-repealed farm laws had turned violent on Republic Day last year.

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.

Delhi Police has written to online meetings platform Zoom, seeking details of a Zoom meeting over toolkit matter in connection with 26th January violence. 

Republic Day Violence: Delhi Police writes to Zoom, seeks details of 'toolkit' meet

Delhi Police has written to online meetings platform Zoom, seeking details of a Zoom meeting over toolkit matter in connection with 26th January violence.

Delhi Police writes to Zoom, seeks details of 'toolkit' meet

Delhi Police has written to online meetings platform Zoom, seeking details of a Zoom meeting over toolkit matter in connection with 26th January violence. The police have claimed that activists Nikita Jacob and Shantanu attended a zoom meeting organised by 'pro-khalistani' group Poetic Justice Foundation and added that Jacob was also one of the editors of "toolkit" document. They have alleged that climate activist Disha Ravi along with Nikita and Shantanu created the "toolkit" document related to the farmers' protest and shared in on social media.

Delhi Police has written to online meetings platform Zoom, seeking details of a Zoom meeting over toolkit matter in connection with 26th January violence.
The police have claimed that activists <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/toolkit-was-only-to-educate-people-on-farm-protests-says-activist-nikita-facing-arrest-1613444300946" target="_blank" >Nikita Jacob</a> and Shantanu attended a zoom meeting organised by 'pro-khalistani' group Poetic Justice Foundation and added that Jacob was also one of the editors of "toolkit" document.
They have alleged that climate activist <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/disha-ravi-shared-google-toolkit-with-greta-delhi-police-1613313603261" target="_blank" >Disha Ravi</a> along with Nikita and Shantanu created the "toolkit" document related to the farmers' protest and shared in on social media.

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.

Taking no chances after the violence that erupted during the farmers Republic Day tractor rally, the Centre has deployed 50,000 personnel of Delhi Police, Paramilitary &amp; Reserve Forces in Delhi-NCR region for security during the farmers chakka jam today. Police said that at least 12 metro stations in the national capital have been put on alert for closing the entry &amp; exit, in view of any disturbance. Although farmers have mad eit clear that the highway blockade won't affect Delhi and no protesters will enter the Capital, the Centre is not taking any chances.

Farmers' chakka jam: 50,000 security personnel deployed in Delhi-NCR

Taking no chances after the R-Day violence, the Centre has deployed 50,000 personnel of Delhi Police, Paramilitary &amp; Reserve Forces in Delhi-NCR&nbsp;for farmers chakka&nbsp;jam

Taking no chances after the violence that erupted during the farmers Republic Day tractor rally, the Centre has deployed 50,000 personnel of Delhi Police, Paramilitary &amp; Reserve Forces in Delhi-NCR region for security during the farmers chakka jam today. Police said that at least 12 metro stations in the national capital have been put on alert for closing the entry &amp; exit, in view of any disturbance. Although farmers have mad eit clear that the highway blockade won't affect Delhi and no protesters will enter the Capital, the Centre is not taking any chances.

Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to entertain clutch of petitions demanding investigations into the tractor rally violence in Delhi on Republic Day.

Republic Day violence: Supreme Court dismisses plea demanding probe

Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to entertain clutch of petitions demanding investigations into the tractor rally violence in Delhi on Republic Day. The Supreme court allowed petitioners to file representation before the government. Supreme Court also dismissed another PIL seeking direction to the media not to declare farmers as 'terrorists' without any evidence. The farmers&rsquo; tractor rally turned violent on January 26th after protesters broke barricades and entered Delhi. Protesters also breached the Red Fort and hoisted a religious flag at the fort.

R-Day tractor violence: SC dismisses plea demanding probe

SC refuses to entertain petitions on tractor rally violence&nbsp;
SC dismissed petitions demanding probe into R-Day violence
SC: petitioners can file representation before the govt.
Plea to direct media to not call farmers as 'terrorists' dismissed

Supreme Court on Wednesday refused to entertain clutch of petitions demanding investigations into the tractor rally violence in Delhi on Republic Day. The Supreme court allowed petitioners to file representation before the government.
Supreme Court also dismissed another PIL seeking direction to the media not to declare farmers as 'terrorists' without any evidence.
The farmers&rsquo; tractor rally turned violent on January 26th after protesters broke barricades and entered Delhi. Protesters also breached the Red Fort and hoisted a religious flag at the fort.

Republic Day Violence: Shashi Tharoor and senior journalist Rajdeep Sardesai on Wednesday approached the Supreme Court over the multiple FIRs filed against them.

Republic Day Violence: Shashi Tharoor, Rajdeep Sardesai move Supreme Court against FIRs over tweets

Congress MP Shashi Tharoor and senior journalist Rajdeep Sardesai on Wednesday approached the Supreme Court over the multiple FIRs filed against them

Tharoor, Rajdeep move SC against FIRs over tweets

Congress MP Shashi Tharoor and senior journalist Rajdeep Sardesai on Wednesday approached the Supreme Court over the multiple FIRs filed against them. The FIRs have been filed over their &ldquo;misleading&rdquo; tweets on violence during farmers&rsquo; tractor rally in Delhi on January 26. Journalists Mrinal Pande, Zafar Agha, Paresh Nath, and Anant Nath also approached the top court on Tuesday evening against the FIRs. FIRs have been filed in five states against Tharoor, Rajdeep, and five journalists over their tweets on the violence and death of a protester during the farmers&rsquo; tractor rally on Republic Day.

Congress MP <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/tharoor-journalists-face-sedition-over-farm-protest-posts-1611895622669" target="_blank" >Shashi Tharoor</a> and senior journalist Rajdeep Sardesai on Wednesday approached the Supreme Court over the multiple FIRs filed against them. The FIRs have been filed over their &ldquo;misleading&rdquo; tweets on violence during farmers&rsquo; tractor rally in Delhi on January 26.
Journalists Mrinal Pande, Zafar Agha, Paresh Nath, and Anant Nath also approached the top court on Tuesday evening against the FIRs.
FIRs have been filed in five states against Tharoor, Rajdeep, and five journalists over their tweets on the violence and death of a protester during the farmers&rsquo; tractor rally on Republic Day.

Republic Day Violence: The complaint alleges that Tharoor's and journalists' posts claiming that a farmer had been shot by police contributed to the violence in Delhi.

Republic Day Violence: Shashi Tharoor, journalists face sedition over farm protest posts

A police case has been filed against Congress MP Shashi Tharoor and six journalists for allegedly "misreporting" and "spreading disharmony" on Republic Day when a farmers protest turned violent in Delhi

Tharoor, journalists face sedition over farm protest posts

A police case has been filed against Congress MP Shashi Tharoor and six journalists for allegedly "misreporting" and "spreading disharmony" on Republic Day when a farmers protest turned violent in Delhi. All of them face charges including sedition, criminal conspiracy and promoting enmity under the Indian Penal Code. The journalists named in the FIR are Mrinal Pande, Rajdeep Sardesai, Vinod Jose, Zafar Agha, Paresh Nath and Anant Nath. The complaint alleges that Tharoor's and journalists' posts claiming that a farmer had been shot by police contributed to the violence in Delhi.

A police case has been filed against Congress MP Shashi Tharoor and six journalists for allegedly "misreporting" and "spreading disharmony" on Republic Day when a farmers protest turned violent in Delhi.
All of them face charges including sedition, criminal conspiracy and promoting enmity under the Indian Penal Code. The journalists named in the FIR are Mrinal Pande, Rajdeep Sardesai, Vinod Jose, Zafar Agha, Paresh Nath and Anant Nath.
The complaint alleges that Tharoor's and journalists' posts claiming that a farmer had been shot by police contributed to the violence in Delhi.

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