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Home / Haryana / Rld Workers In Ups Muzaffarnagar Burn Effigy Of Haryana Cm Over Lathicharge On Farmers 304163

RLD workers in UP’s Muzaffarnagar burn effigy of Haryana CM over lathicharge on farmers

Muzaffarnagar (UP), August 30 Several workers of the Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) burnt an effigy of Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Monday to protest against the lathicharge on farmers in Karnal on August 28. Also read: Farmers’ unrest may...
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Updated At : 04:46 PM Aug 30, 2021 IST
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Muzaffarnagar (UP), August 30

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Several workers of the Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD) burnt an effigy of Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Monday to protest against the lathicharge on farmers in Karnal on August 28.

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Also read: Farmers’ unrest may spell trouble for BJP in election-bound UP

The party workers gathered at Pinna village here and raised slogans against the Haryana government.

Around 10 people were injured on Saturday as police allegedly lathicharged a group of farmers disrupting traffic movement on a highway while heading towards Karnal in Haryana to protest against a BJP meeting.

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The police, however, said only four protesters were injured, while 10 cops also sustained injuries.

Haryana Police drew severe criticism for the action against the farmers, and several roads and highways, including toll plazas, were blockaded at different places in protest for hours on Saturday. PTI

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