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Sonepat, February 2

The members of the Sanyukt Kisan Morcha legal team on Tuesday met Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal and demanded a judicial probe to “expose the conspiracy” behind the January 26 violence in Delhi.

The members, while addressing a press conference, said 115 protesting farmers had been arrested by the Delhi Police, which was known after a list was provided by the Prison Department today. The legal team insisted on conducting a medical examination of all arrested persons.

The members said a helpdesk had been set up at Singhu to provide free legal aid to the protesting farmers and to trace the missing ones. — TNS

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