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R-Day violence: Court sends Deep Sidhu to 14-day judicial custody
Deep Sidhu
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R-Day violence: Court sends Deep Sidhu to 14-day judicial custody

| @indiablooms | 23 Feb 2021, 08:10 pm

New Delhi/UNI: A local court on Tuesday sent Punjabi actor Deep Sidhu to 14-day judicial custody in a case related to the violence that broke out at the Red Fort during the farmers' tractor parade on Republic Day.

He was produced before Metropolitan Magistrate Samarjeet Kaur after his seven-day police custody ended.

Earlier, the court had sent Sidhu to police custody, after the cops alleged that he incited violence at the Red Fort.

Thousands of ryots reached ITO from the Ghazipur border and clashed with the police on January 26 during a tractor rally, to press for the repeal of three new farm laws.

They forcibly entered the monument, where Nishan Sahib, a religious flag, was also hoisted.
 

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