Lakha Sidhana starts march for Delhi border

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Updated At : 12:03 PM Apr 10, 2021 IST

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Sangrur, April 9

Throwing another open challenge to security agencies, Gangster-turned-activist Lakha Sidhana, today along with his supporters, started a march for Delhi border from Mastuana Sahib Gurdwara of Sangrur.

“If cops arrest me, I request all youngsters not to sit at home, and take the protest to its logical conclusion. I and my supporters are going to New Delhi to support the agitation,” said Sidhana onboard a truck part of a cavalcade leaving for New Delhi.

On his call, youngsters with posters of Sidhana and Deep Sidhu on their cars had started reaching the gurdwara in the morning from various parts of the state. But all were unaware about the whereabouts of Lakha and waited until his arrival. “We have come from here to support Sidhana. We would accompany him to New Delhi,” said a group of youngsters. — TNS

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