Amidst the continuing farmers’ protest close to Haryana border areas, the Ambala district police in Haryana have issued a stern warning to the protesting farmers.
The police have explicitly conveyed that any hurt brought about to authorities or non-public property through the ongoing demonstrations will lead to compensatory actions, together with the attachment of properties and the seizure of financial institution accounts belonging to the protestors.
As per an official launch from the Ambala police dated February 13, 2024, farmer organizations have persistently tried to breach the barricades on the Shambhu border.
These endeavors reportedly led to disturbances in legislation and order, with protesters allegedly throwing stones on the police administration and inflicting harm to each authorities and personal property by means of encroachment.
The discharge emphasizes that the extent of damages is at the moment below evaluation, and the administration had earlier warned of compensatory measures, similar to seizing property and financial institution accounts, within the occasion of hurt to authorities or non-public property.
Notably, an modification within the Prevention of Harm to Public Property Act 1984 holds people and officers of organizations chargeable for any harm throughout actions.
The discharge additionally notes that actions, together with proceedings below the Nationwide Safety Act (NSA), are being taken towards farmer leaders, together with chief officers of farmer organizations and agitators.
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