We don’t have interaction in violence: Rakesh Tikait defends protesting farmers after Delhi Police’s grievance | Newest Information India

Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) chief Rakesh Tikait on Saturday defended the protesting farmers and denied they acted violently in direction of policemen after experiences emerged of two cops being assaulted on the Singhu border. “They (the policemen) should have been in civil gown and farmers may need mistaken them for channel folks (media) who painting their motion in a foul gentle. We do not have interaction in violence,” Tikait advised information company ANI.

Tikait alleged that each the police and the federal government wish to instigate farmers and that if cops have been visiting the protest web site ceaselessly contact ought to have been established with the protestors. “They will file an FIR (First Data Report) however there needs to be one thing to put in writing in it,” Tikait stated.

Two Particular Department officers have been allegedly assaulted by a bunch of protesting farmers at Singhu Border on June 10, Delhi Police stated on Saturday. After a current enhance within the variety of protesters coming from Panipat, Delhi Law enforcement officials from the Particular Department have been reportedly conducting an on-ground evaluation on the Narela border when the alleged incident occurred.

The 2 injured assistant sub-inspectors of the Particular Department have been reportedly clicking footage of the protest web site when the alleged assault occurred.

“A lady got here to us and questioned what we have been doing there. Then others got here and surrounded us. All of them gave the impression to be drunk. They attacked us. My colleague sustained a fracture in his hand. By some means we managed to avoid wasting ourselves,” one of many police personnel advised ANI.

An FIR has been lodged on the Narela police station towards unknown individuals, reported ANI.