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Watch | Singhu Border Tense After 'Locals' Target Farmers' Protest Site

The Wire's Seraj Ali spoke to the injured and the organisers of the protest at the Singhu border hours after the clashes took place on January 29.
Seraj Ali
Jan 31 2021
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The Wire's Seraj Ali spoke to the injured and the organisers of the protest at the Singhu border hours after the clashes took place on January 29.
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On January 29, violence was reported at the Singhu border after a group claiming to be locals of the area tried to uproot the tents of farmers who were protesting there. Police officials resorted to lathi-charge and deployed tear gas to quell stone-pelting.

Several demonstrators from within Singhu's sit-in protest site were injured in the conflict and they allege that the police did little to control the situation. Meanwhile, police officials have been placing new barricades around the protest sites.

The Wire's Seraj Ali spoke to the injured and the organisers of the protest at the Singhu border hours after the clashes took place.

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This article went live on January thirty-first, two thousand twenty one, at thirty minutes past five in the evening.

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