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Just days after a group of Nihang Sikhs brutally killed a daily wage labourer at the farmers' protest site near the Delhi-Haryana border, another man has been attacked at the Singhu protest site.
A man from the Nihang community has been arrested for assaulting a chicken seller. The victim was assaulted after he refused to give the chicken for free to the accused, police said.
The accused has been identified as Naveen from Karnal, a Nihang Sikh. He reportedly broke the victim's leg with a rod after an argument over free chicken.
The incident took place on Thursday afternoon when one Manoj Paswan was carrying some chickens on a cart for a delivery. The police said the accused asked the chicken seller to give him a chicken, and when he refused, an argument broke out.
This is the second incident of violence by members of the Nihang sect at the Singhu border farmers' protest site. A Dalit daily wage labourer Lakhbir Singh was brutally killed at the site last week and his body was strung to a police barricade with a hand chopped off and multiple wounds caused by sharp-edged weapons.

Another attack at farmers protest site, Nihang breaks man's leg over free chicken

A man from the Nihang community has been arrested for assaulting a chicken seller. The victim was assaulted after he refused to give the chicken for free to the accused, police said

Second attack at farmers' protest site at SInghu border within days

Second attack at farmers' protest site at SInghu&nbsp;border within days
Nihang activist breaks chicken seller's leg after an argument
Police: Nihang&nbsp;activist wanted free chicken, attacked seller
A labourer was brutally killed by Nihang&nbsp;activists at Singhu last week
Labourer's body was strung to a police barricade with a hand chopped

A man from the Nihang community has been arrested for assaulting a chicken seller. The victim was assaulted after he refused to give the chicken for free to the accused, police said.

Just days after a group of Nihang Sikhs brutally killed a daily wage labourer at the farmers' protest site near the Delhi-Haryana border, another man has been attacked at the Singhu protest site.
A man from the Nihang community has been arrested for assaulting a chicken seller. The victim was assaulted after he refused to give the chicken for free to the accused, police said.
The accused has been identified as Naveen from Karnal, a Nihang Sikh. He reportedly broke the victim's leg with a rod after an argument over free chicken.
The incident took place on Thursday afternoon when one Manoj Paswan was carrying some chickens on a cart for a delivery. The police said the accused asked the chicken seller to give him a chicken, and when he refused, an argument broke out.
This is the second incident of violence by members of the Nihang sect at the Singhu border farmers' protest site. A Dalit daily wage labourer Lakhbir Singh was brutally killed at the site last week and his body was strung to a police barricade with a hand chopped off and multiple wounds caused by sharp-edged weapons.

A body of a man with chopped limbs has been found tied to a police barricade at the farmers' protest site at&nbsp;Singhu Border.
DSP Sonipat informed that the Kundli police station received&nbsp;information about the gruesome incident at around 5 am but could not get any leads at the site. The police have not yet identified the dead man. An FIR has been filed against an unknown person.A video of the dead man from the protest site has been circulating on social media. Police has not confirmed any rumors so far and has asserted that the investigation is in progress.

Body with chopped limb found near farmers' protest site, Nihang group claims responsibility

Samyukta Kisan Morcha has alleged that the Nihangs are behind the homicide. The organisation distanced itself from the incident and promised cooperation with Haryana government to catch the culprits. 

Nirvair Khalsa-Udna Dal, a Nihang&nbsp;group has claimed responsibility of killing the man for allegedly committing sacrilege by removing the cloth covering the holy book.&nbsp;

A body of a man with chopped limbs has been found tied to a police barricade at the farmers' protest site at&nbsp;Singhu Border.
DSP Sonipat informed that the Kundli police station received&nbsp;information about the gruesome incident at around 5 am but could not get any leads at the site. The police has taken the body to the Civil Hospital.&nbsp; The dead man was identified Lakhbir&nbsp;Singh, a resident of Cheema&nbsp;Kalan&nbsp;village in Punjab's Taran&nbsp;Taran&nbsp;district. An FIR has been filed against unknown persons. Nirvair Khalsa-Udna Dal, a Nihang&nbsp;group has claimed responsibility of killing the man for allegedly committing sacrilege by removing the cloth covering the holy book.&nbsp; A video of the dead man from the protest site has been circulating on social media. Police has not confirmed any rumors so far and has asserted that the investigation is in progress.

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;

Heavy police barricading at the protest sites has restricted farmers access to water and toilets. All three protest sites -- Singhu, Tikri and Ghazipur -- have seen the addition of more barricades and cement slabs since the January 26 violence. Concertina wires have been used to cover vast stretches, and at Tikri and Ghazipur, police have also put metal spikes on the roads leading to the protest sites. At Singhu border, the barricading has cut off access for farmers to roughly 100 portable toilets, The Indian Express has reported. Delhi govt has also alleged that the Delhi Police has prevented it from supplying water tankers to Singhu.

Metal spikes on roads, massive barricades squeeze farm protests

Protest sites at&nbsp;Singhu, Tikri and Ghazipur&nbsp;have seen the addition of more barricades and cement slabs since the January 26 violence

Heavy police barricading at the protest sites has restricted farmers access to water and toilets. All three protest sites -- Singhu, Tikri and Ghazipur -- have seen the addition of more barricades and cement slabs since the January 26 violence. Concertina wires have been used to cover vast stretches, and at Tikri and Ghazipur, police have also put metal spikes on the roads leading to the protest sites. At Singhu border, the barricading has cut off access for farmers to roughly 100 portable toilets, The Indian Express has reported. Delhi govt has also alleged that the Delhi Police has prevented it from supplying water tankers to Singhu.

There was early morning chaos at the Delhi borders with UP and Haryana as protesting farmers knocked down barricades on the outskirts of the Capital. Thousands of farmers are broke police barricades at Singhu and Tikri borders as cops tried to stop them from marching into the Capital. Highways are Delhi are lined up with thousands of tractors that have arrived for the rally later today. Visuals showed thousands of farmers holding flags entering Delhi on foot and tractors amid huge police presence.

Watch: Farmers break down police barricades at Delhi borders

There was early morning chaos at the Delhi borders with UP and Haryana as protesting farmers knocked down barricades on the outskirts of the Capital.

There was early morning chaos at the Delhi borders with UP and Haryana as protesting farmers knocked down barricades on the outskirts of the Capital. Thousands of farmers are broke police barricades at Singhu and Tikri borders as cops tried to stop them from marching into the Capital. Highways are Delhi are lined up with thousands of tractors that have arrived for the rally later today. Visuals showed thousands of farmers holding flags entering Delhi on foot and tractors amid huge police presence.

As the number of women joining the farmers protests at Singhu border see a rise, an NGO is installing bio-toilets to ensure they have access to basic sanitation facilities. The toilet, by BasicShit, is made with recycled material and is being used by around 100 women and specially abled persons a day. Each toilet, the owner of the NGO said, will have a 10-foot deep pit and will make use of charcoal and sawdust to get rid of the odour. More such toilets are in the pipeline at the protest site and the NGO has even started a crowdfunding initiative to build more.

NGO installs bio-toilets for women protesting at Singhu border

An NGO is installing bio-toilets for women protesting at the Singhu&nbsp;border to ensure they have access to basic sanitation facilities

As the number of women joining the farmers protests at Singhu border see a rise, an NGO is installing bio-toilets to ensure they have access to basic sanitation facilities. The toilet is being made with recycled material and is being used by around 100 women and specially abled persons a day. Each toilet will have a 10-foot deep pit and will make use of charcoal and sawdust to get rid of the odour. More such toilets are in the pipeline at the protest site and the NGO has even started a crowdfunding initiative to build more.

As the cold wave grips the national capital, a social activist Yogita Bhayana distributed Kashmiri Kangris to those protesting at the Singhu Border.
Her main focus was the senior citizens, however, depending on the need, more such portable angithis will be distributed.
Speaking to ANI Bhayana said, the Kangris solve a double purpose- they will not only help keep them warm and prevent them from mosquito bites but also enhance the income of those who make the Kangris in Kashmir.

Social activist distributes kangris to protesting farmers at Singhu

Social activist Yogita Bhayana distributed Kashmiri Kangris to those protesting at the Singhu Border to help them stay warm

As the cold wave grips the national capital, a social activist Yogita Bhayana distributed Kashmiri Kangris to those protesting at the Singhu Border. Her focus was to bring comfort to the senior citizens. Depending on the need, more such portable angithis will be distributed. Speaking to ANI, Bhayana said, the Kangris solve a double purpose- they will not only help keep them warm and prevent them from mosquito bites but also enhance the income of those who make the Kangris in Kashmir.

As the farmer's protest enters the second month, netizens have shared iconic moments from the Singhu&nbsp;Border over the past few weeks.
From setting up gyms at the Singhu border to marriage processions and&nbsp;advanced food prep skills, protesting farmers and their supporters have ensured the focus remains on the purpose of the movement, using all it takes to communicate their objections and demands to the central government.
A group of farmers from Mohali in Punjab recently served special 'green jalebis', claiming it symbolised the colour of their crops. They add, the green also denotes the Green Revolution as well as peace and tranquillity.

Green jalebi, baraat: Farmers devise unique ways to catch attention 

As the farmer's protest enters the second month, netizens have shared iconic moments from the Singhu&nbsp;Border over the past few weeks. From setting up gyms at the Singhu border to marriage processions and&nbsp;advanced food prep skills, protesting farmers and their supporters have ensured the focus remains on the purpose of the movement, using all it takes to communicate their demands to the government. A group of farmers from Mohali in Punjab recently served special 'green jalebis', claiming it symbolised the colour of their crops.

As the farmer's protest enters the second month, netizens have shared iconic moments from the Singhu&nbsp;Border over the past few weeks.
From setting up gyms at the Singhu border to marriage processions and&nbsp;advanced food prep skills, protesting farmers and their supporters have ensured the focus remains on the purpose of the movement, using all it takes to communicate their objections and demands to the central government.
A group of farmers from Mohali in Punjab recently served special 'green jalebis', claiming it symbolised the colour of their crops. They add, the green also denotes the Green Revolution as well as peace and tranquillity.

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