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Unknown people uprooted the railway line near Khedar Thermal Power Plant at Barwala, Hisar in Haryana. From this line, railway train takes coal to Rajiv Gandhi Thermal Power Plant at Khedar. On receiving information about the uprooting of the railway track, top officials of the police-administration reached the spot.
Sikhs for Justice (SFJ), a pro-Khalistan banned organization, has claimed the responsibility of uprooting the railway track. SFJ chief Gurpatwant Singh Pannu released a video related to it, which is dated 14 July 2022. At present, the work of repair of railway track has been done.
At 7 pm on Friday night and at 4.30 am on Saturday morning, the railway train went to Rajiv Gandhi Thermal Power Plant in Khedar carrying coal. A train left even after 4 in the morning. When it was daylight, 64 clips of the tracks of this line were found coming out. These clips were lying near the railway tracks.
Thermal management came to know about it after a video of SFJ demolition of rail tracks was released on social media. After this the entire railway line was checked. Let us inform that the people of nearby villages and Hisar district administration have reached an agreement two days ago regarding the ashes of Khedar Thermal Plant.
this is just the beginning
SFJ leader Gurpatwant Singh Pannu claimed responsibility for the uprooting of railway tracks in the video. Pannu said that on August 15, 2022, the entire country will be pushed into darkness. The supply of coal to all thermal power plants in the country will be disrupted. This is the beginning. Now the coal supply of all thermal power plants in the country will be disrupted. SFJ does not believe in any act of violence.
Pannu also claimed to have started the Khalistan Referendum from January 2023. In his video, the flag of Khalistan is seen waving near the railway line. Along with this, Khalistan Zindabad is also seen written on the wall of the thermal plant. However, in the investigation of the police-administration, no such writing was found anywhere on the wall of the thermal power plant.
Youth uprooting railway track in released video
8 Events of July
The villagers decided to put a halt on the railway track leading inside the Khedar power plant to demand ashes. After this the farmers rode on tractors and walked towards the track. The police tried to stop them by putting up barricades. The farmers broke the barricades. Meanwhile, a tractor trampled the farmers and overtook them. The police fired tear gas shells and used water cannons to disperse the farmers. The farmers claim that the lathi-charge of the police caused injuries to the farmers. The death of a farmer Dharampal also took place due to this reason. While the police say that Dharampal died due to the tractor coming down. Three police personnel were also seriously injured. In this case, a case was registered against 10 named farmers and about 800 unknowns under 11 sections.
agreed to these demands
37 rupees per ton of stuffing on Rakhi will be given to the Gaushala. The machines will be of Gaushala Committee. Light and water will be given to Khedar village from the thermal plant, the process of withdrawing all the cases will be completed in 15 days. 2.5 lakh rupees will be given to the scorched people in the thermal plant, DC rate job will be given after meeting with the CM, the deceased Dharampal’s family will be given proper compensation and one member will be given a government job. After the bail of 4 youth, the dead Dharampal will be cremated.
This was the dispute of ashes
Villagers and farmers were protesting at Khedar Power Plant for about three months. The demand of the villagers was that the ashes of the plant should be given to them free of cost as before. Whereas the plant officials were expressing their inability7 because the power ministry has passed a proposal to sell the ash through tender. This ash is used for making bricks. The plant has ash worth about 67 crores. At the same time, the villagers argued that when no one used to take the ashes earlier, the villagers used it. With this, the income of Khedar Gaushala will stop and the Gaushala which is nurturing about 1000 cows will be closed. Therefore, the villagers were demanding as before to give the ashes free of cost.