Ranjit Singh, accused of attacking cops at Singhu border, gets bail

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Updated At : 04:27 AM Mar 17, 2021 IST

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Tribune Web Desk

Chandigarh, March 16

A Delhi court has granted bail to Ranjit Singh of Nawanshahr who was among the youths accused of attacking the police during the Singhu border violence.

The images of police ‘assault’ on the 22-year-old had gone viral on the social media.

Hailing from Kajampur village in Nawanshahr, Ranjit’s video grabs of being beaten with lathis and picked up — seemingly unconscious — too had gone viral.

The issue of alleged police brutality against farm protesters, including Nodeep Kaur, Shiv Kumar and Ranjit Singh, during the Delhi agitation had also echoed in the Punjab Vidhan Sabha.

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