Free youths held during stir: Jat leader

Updated At : 06:19 AM Oct 18, 2016 IST

BHIWANI, OCTOBER 17

Akhil Bharatiya Jat Arakshan Sangharsh Samiti state unit chief Hawa Singh Sangwan today demanded the release of youths arrested during the Jat agitation . Sangwan said that if these youths were not released, they might turn as rebels in their lives and may become a serious threat to the country. Quoting the example of the 1964 Mizoram struggle, Sangwan claimed that the Constitution had a provision to give amnesty to youths languishing in jails. — TNS

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