Protest at Tohana MLA's residence: 2 farmers in judicial custody, 25 released

Hisar, June 3 A day after farmer activists were detained for having protested at the residence of Tohana MLA Devender Singh Babli, the police today released 25 of them, including woman. Two of the activists — Vikash Sisar and Ravi...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:59 PM Jun 04, 2021 IST

Hisar, June 3

A day after farmer activists were detained for having protested at the residence of Tohana MLA Devender Singh Babli, the police today released 25 of them, including woman. Two of the activists — Vikash Sisar and Ravi Azad — were sent to jail after a local court remanded them to judicial custody.

The police sources said the 27 activists were booked under the IPC and the Disaster Management Act.

Meanwhile, farmers burnt the effigy of the state government at the mini-secretariat in Fatehabad today. — TNS

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