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Shiromani Akali Dal leader Manjinder Singh Sirsa on Wednesday joined the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
The former Rajouri Garden MLA joined the party in the presence of Home Minister Amit Shah and BJP chief JP Nadda. At the party office on DDU Marg later, he was joined by Union ministers Gajendra Shekhawat and Dharmendra Pradhan.
Sirsa has also resigned as the president of the Delhi Sikh Gurudwara Management Committee. Sharing his resignation on Twitter, the Sikh leader stated, “I will not contest upcoming DSGMC internal elections. My commitment to serve my community, humanity and nation remains same!”

SAD leader Manjinder Singh Sirsa joins BJP, steps down as Delhi gurudwara body chief

Shiromani Akali Dal leader Manjinder Singh Sirsa on Wednesday joined the Bharatiya Janata Party.
The former Rajouri Garden MLA joined the party in the presence of Home Minister Amit Shah and BJP chief JP Nadda. At the party office on DDU Marg, he was joined by Union ministers Gajendra Shekhawat and Dharmendra Pradhan.
Sirsa has also resigned as the president of the Delhi Sikh Gurudwara Management Committee. Sharing his resignation on Twitter, the Sikh leader stated he will not ontest upcoming DSGMC internal elections.&nbsp;

The former Rajouri Garden MLA joined the party in the presence of Home Minister Amit Shah and BJP chief JP Nadda. At the party office on DDU Marg later, he was joined by Union ministers Gajendra Shekhawat and Dharmendra Pradhan.

Shiromani Akali Dal leader Manjinder Singh Sirsa on Wednesday joined the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
The former Rajouri Garden MLA joined the party in the presence of Home Minister Amit Shah and BJP chief JP Nadda. At the party office on DDU Marg later, he was joined by Union ministers Gajendra Shekhawat and Dharmendra Pradhan.
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Sirsa has also resigned as the president of the Delhi Sikh Gurudwara Management Committee. Sharing his resignation on Twitter, the Sikh leader stated, &ldquo;I will not contest upcoming DSGMC internal elections. My commitment to serve my community, humanity and nation remains same!&rdquo;

Thousands of farmers are camping on the streets in Sirsa after talks between them and the district administration failed on Saturday.
The administration have arrested 5 farmers and booked 100 with charges of sedition and attempt to murder over an attack on Haryana Assembly Deputy Speaker Ranbir Gangwa&rsquo;s car on July 11.
Protesters on Saturday breached barricades and marched towards the headquarters of the district administration to initiate a dialogue. The 90-minute talk failed and farmers blocked the Sirsa-Barnala highway and Prajapati Chowk.
Farmers allege that the arrests and chargers are the state&rsquo;s tactic to prevent them from marching towards the Parliament on July 22.
The administration has beefed up the security to prevent the protesters from reaching Sirsa SP&rsquo;s office, police headquarters and residences of ministers. Over 10,000 personnel, Rapid Action Force and paramilitary forces have been deployed along with 30 checkpoints to check the agitation.

Sirsa sedition case: talks fail with district admin,  farmers amp up agitation 

Farmers allege&nbsp;that the arrests and sedition chargers are BJP&nbsp;govt's tactic to sop them from marching to Parliament on July 22.

//Sirsa&nbsp;sedition case&nbsp;row: talks&nbsp;between farmers and Haryana&nbsp;govt fail //5 farmers arrested, 100 booked under sedition for attack on Speaker's car //Protesters demand release of arrested farmers, lifting of sedition charges&nbsp; //Farmers blocked&nbsp;Prajapati Chowk&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;Sirsa-Barnala highway in protest //Farmers: charges are BJP&nbsp;govt's tactic to keep us from marching to Parliament&nbsp; //Haryana&nbsp;has beefed up security, over 10,000 personnel have been deployed&nbsp;

Thousands of farmers are camping in Sirsa, demanding the release of arrested farmers and lifting of sedition charges. They have alleged that the arrests are a state tactic to keep them from marching to Parliament on July 22.

Thousands of farmers are camping on the streets in Haryana's&nbsp;Sirsa after their talks with the district administration failed on Saturday.
The BJP-led government has&nbsp;arrested 5 farmers and booked 100 others for sedition and attempt to murder over an attack on Haryana Assembly Deputy Speaker Ranbir Gangwa&rsquo;s car on July 11.
Protesting farmers on Saturday breached barricades and marched towards the headquarters of the district administration to initiate a dialogue. The 90-minute talk failed and farmers blocked the Sirsa-Barnala highway and Prajapati Chowk.
Farmers allege that the arrests and chargers are Manohar&nbsp;Lal&nbsp;Khattar&nbsp;government's tactic to prevent them from marching towards the Parliament on July 22.
The administration has beefed up the security to prevent the protesters from reaching Sirsa SP&rsquo;s office, police headquarters and residences of ministers. Over 10,000 personnel, Rapid Action Force and paramilitary forces have been deployed along with 30 checkpoints to check the agitation.

Farm stir: Rahul enters Haryana, briefly barred at border

Rahul Gandhi's tractor rally to campaign against the centre's farm laws was stopped briefly outside Haryana by dozens of policemen he was later allowed along with 100 Congress workers

Rahul Gandhi enters Haryana for rallies after being stopped at border

Rahul Gandhi's tractor rally stopped briefly at Haryana border Rahul campaigning against the Centre's three farm laws Will not move even if I have to wait for 500 hours: Rahul Rahul allowed to pass through; Cong leaders turned back Haryana govt: only 100 people allowed to enter state

Rahul Gandhi's tractor rally to campaign against the Centre's farm laws was stopped briefly on the&nbsp;Haryana&nbsp;border by dozens of policemen. The Congress leader, who was moving from Punjab towards Haryana for his three-day rally, tweeted he would not move &lsquo;even if he had to wait for 500 hours&rsquo;. A little later three tractors, including the one&nbsp;Rahul Gandhi was riding, were allowed to go through. However, top Congress leaders from Punjab, travelling with Rahul Gandhi had to leave as the Haryana&nbsp;government told the group that only 100 people would be allowed to enter. Meanwhile, Haryana farmers on Tuesday&nbsp;have staged protest in Sirsa against the farm laws.

Akali leader rakes up video from KJo's party, writes to NCB

Akali MLA files complaint with NCB against KJo, Deepika & others

Akali&nbsp;leader renews his attack on Karan Johar Sirsa&nbsp;writes to NCB&nbsp;chief over video from KJo's&nbsp;party Sirsa&nbsp;wants&nbsp;Deepika, others to be probed for drug use Sirsa&nbsp;had claimed drugs were used at&nbsp;KJo's&nbsp;party Video from the party didn't show any drug use

Former Akali&nbsp;MLA Manjinder Singh Sirsa has filed a written complaint with the Narcotics Control Bureau against Bollywood stars who attended&nbsp;Karan Johar&rsquo;s party.
Asking the agency to investigate the alleged&nbsp;consumption of drugs, Sirsa&nbsp;shared his letter on Twitter and revealed that&nbsp;he has asked NCB&nbsp;chief Rakesh&nbsp;Asthana to launch an investigation into the video.
The letter states he wants actors Deepika Padukone, Vicky Kaushal, Malaika Arora,&nbsp;Varun Dhawan, Arjun Kapoor, and Shahid Kapoor&nbsp;among others to be investigated for consumption, possession of drugs&rsquo; at KJo's party.
The video in question doesn&rsquo;t show anyone consuming drugs.

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