Farmers' protest: DSGMC to aid of ‘harassed’ Golden Hut Dhaba owner near Pipli in Kurukshetra
Tribune News Service
Kurukshetra, June 25
Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee (DSGMC) chief Manjinder Singh Sirsa today extended support to the Golden Hut Dhaba owner, who has alleged harassment by the Haryana Police for extending “sewa” to farmers protesting against the three laws enacted last year.
The eatery is situated on the Ambala-Delhi national highway near Pipli in Kurukshetra.
Its owner, Ram Singh Rana, alleged the road to the eatery had been blocked and boulders had been placed. He also alleged that he had been receiving death threats.
Sirsa said, “The access to only his dhaba has been blocked, while others hotels and eateries are functioning. I will request the DGP to provide Rana with security. We will also lodge a police complaint in this regard.”
An NHAI official in Ambala said, “The NHAI has been closing unauthorised cuts on the Ambala-Delhi NH by putting cemented blocks. This is being done to strengthen road safety.”
