Greater Noida: Member of several organizations, such as Gurjar Swabhiman Samiti, Kisan Ekta Sangh and the Bharatiya Kisan Sangathanwho had planned a march Jewar supposedly to show black flags Chief Minister was either detained or subdued house arrest Since Wednesday.
a group of farmers Led by Sukhbir Khalifa of Bhartiya Kisan Sangathan, who has been protesting against the Noida Authority for the past two months over various demands, was allegedly detained at around 2 am on Wednesday from outside the authority office and neighboring Ghaziabad. I was taken to the police line.
Anil Yadav of Congress reached in support of the members of the farmers’ organization. The farmers sitting on a dharna outside the police lines were released around 7 pm on Thursday.
Around 80 protestors, allegedly from the Gurjar community, were stopped from the house of Rashtriya Gurjar Swabhiman Samiti leader Ravindra Bhati, from going towards Jewar. Some of them even wore black clothes.
Bhati, who had planned to visit Jewar with his supporters to protest the alleged removal of the word “Gurjar” from a plaque below the statue of the 9th-century ruler Emperor Mihir Bhoj, said he was also placed under house arrest. had gone.
“We wanted to march towards Jewar, but a police team came to my house only on Wednesday. My village was sealed and our supporters, who wanted to reach my house, were not allowed to come.
About 100 policemen, led by ACP (Central Noida) PP Singh, reached Bhati’s house in a bus and surrounded him.
In Dankaur, about 100 members of the Kisan Ekta Sangh reached the organization’s office on Thursday morning to go to Jewar, but were stopped by the SHO of the local police station.
“Officers led by the DCP (Greater Noida) came and asked us to postpone the protest. We wanted to meet the Chief Minister or any other senior official and apprise him of our demands of 64 per cent compensation and population in the villages of Jaganpur, Dankaur, Atta and Nawada affected by the land acquisition process of Yamuna Authority. The organization’s media in-charge Ramesh Kasana said.
“We told them that we are not objecting to the airport. We only wanted to apprise the Chief Minister of our demands. We submitted a memorandum to the SHO after our march came to a halt,” he said. But despite custodial and preventive arrests, some protesters managed to attend the event and raise slogans.
A group of people posing as lawyers raised a banner and raised slogans demanding a separate bench of the Allahabad High Court in Agra. Referring to the 1985 Jaswant Singh Commission, the protesters said that its recommendations are yet to be implemented in UP. Some in the audience were taken aback by the sudden explosion and looked back to see what had happened.
Black was a color that turned the police red on Thursday. Those who had a black dress on their bodies were turned away and told to come back only after changing their clothes. The organizers had to face a little more embarrassment. Noida was written wrong in Hindi on the hoardings and placards.
a group of farmers Led by Sukhbir Khalifa of Bhartiya Kisan Sangathan, who has been protesting against the Noida Authority for the past two months over various demands, was allegedly detained at around 2 am on Wednesday from outside the authority office and neighboring Ghaziabad. I was taken to the police line.
Anil Yadav of Congress reached in support of the members of the farmers’ organization. The farmers sitting on a dharna outside the police lines were released around 7 pm on Thursday.
Around 80 protestors, allegedly from the Gurjar community, were stopped from the house of Rashtriya Gurjar Swabhiman Samiti leader Ravindra Bhati, from going towards Jewar. Some of them even wore black clothes.
Bhati, who had planned to visit Jewar with his supporters to protest the alleged removal of the word “Gurjar” from a plaque below the statue of the 9th-century ruler Emperor Mihir Bhoj, said he was also placed under house arrest. had gone.
“We wanted to march towards Jewar, but a police team came to my house only on Wednesday. My village was sealed and our supporters, who wanted to reach my house, were not allowed to come.
About 100 policemen, led by ACP (Central Noida) PP Singh, reached Bhati’s house in a bus and surrounded him.
In Dankaur, about 100 members of the Kisan Ekta Sangh reached the organization’s office on Thursday morning to go to Jewar, but were stopped by the SHO of the local police station.
“Officers led by the DCP (Greater Noida) came and asked us to postpone the protest. We wanted to meet the Chief Minister or any other senior official and apprise him of our demands of 64 per cent compensation and population in the villages of Jaganpur, Dankaur, Atta and Nawada affected by the land acquisition process of Yamuna Authority. The organization’s media in-charge Ramesh Kasana said.
“We told them that we are not objecting to the airport. We only wanted to apprise the Chief Minister of our demands. We submitted a memorandum to the SHO after our march came to a halt,” he said. But despite custodial and preventive arrests, some protesters managed to attend the event and raise slogans.
A group of people posing as lawyers raised a banner and raised slogans demanding a separate bench of the Allahabad High Court in Agra. Referring to the 1985 Jaswant Singh Commission, the protesters said that its recommendations are yet to be implemented in UP. Some in the audience were taken aback by the sudden explosion and looked back to see what had happened.
Black was a color that turned the police red on Thursday. Those who had a black dress on their bodies were turned away and told to come back only after changing their clothes. The organizers had to face a little more embarrassment. Noida was written wrong in Hindi on the hoardings and placards.
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