Eight buses and 17 private autos had been vandalised, the police mentionedNew Delhi: The Delhi Police have filed 15 circumstances in connection with the violence through the Republic Day tractor rally by farmers protesting against the centre’s 3 contentious farm laws passed in September.Eight buses and 17 private autos had been vandalised, the police mentioned.The Delhi Police also mentioned 86 policemen had been injured in the violence, which took spot mainly in and about Mukarba Chowk, Gazipur, ITO, Seemapuri, Nangloi T-Point, Tikri Border and the Red Fort. Baricades had been broken at Ghazipur, Tikri and Singhu borders.The Sayunkt Kisan Morcha, the police mentioned, had performed a number of rounds of meetings with the Delhi Police and gave an undertaking to take out a peaceful rally as per the proposed plans.But violence began just after they began their rally about 8 am – way ahead of the designated time and deviated from the agreed upon routes.Around 8.30 am, 6,000 to 7,000 tractors had assembled at the Singhu borders and as an alternative of the agreed upon route, they insisted upon going to the Central Delhi, the police mentioned.”Despite persuasion by Delhi Police, the farmers led by Nihangs on their horses fully equipped with deadly weapons like swords, kripans and fursas charged the police and broke the several layers of barricades, which were erected between Mukarba Chowk and Transport Nagar,” a police statement study.The statement also mentioned at ITO – exactly where the police headquarters is positioned — a big group of farmers who came from Gazipur and Singhu borders attempted to move towards the New Delhi district.When they had been stopped by police, violence broke out.The farmers became “violent and broke barricades, damaged the iron grills and the dividers and even tried to run over the policemen, who were deployed at these barricades”. The predicament was controlled just after reinforcements arrived.The farmers then decided to move towards the iconic Red Fort, the police mentioned.They entered the forecourt of the fort, climbed its ramparts, and hoisted a religious flag on a mast outdoors. Attempts had been also created to hoist flags atop the domes of the fort.The police, wielding batons, managed to eliminate them from inside the fort.In the evening, the farmers’ group known as off the tractor rally. The police mentioned they are maintaining close watch on the predicament.The police mentioned they are also registering circumstances of violation of lawful directions, rioting, harm to public house and assault on public servants with deadly weapons.The Sanyukt Kisan Morcha mentioned anti-social components had “infiltrated the otherwise peaceful movement”.”The long struggle for more than 6 months now, and more than 60 days of protest at Delhi borders also seemed to have led to this situation,” the farmers’ group added.
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