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Jats court arrests in Rohtak, Jind: Haryana ADGP visits Rohtak

Jat groups on Sunday afternoon courted arrests in Rohtak and Jind. Men and women collected in Rohtak to press for their demand to release Jat youths who have been arrested for violence during Jat stir for reservation in February.

Updated on: May 1, 2016, 17:52:01 IST
Hindustan Times | By , Rohtak
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Jat groups on Sunday afternoon courted arrests in Rohtak and Jind. Men and women collected in Rohtak to press for their demand to release Jat youths who have been arrested for violence during Jat stir for reservation in February.

Jat groups said their movement will continue till those arrested were not released. (HT Photo)
Jat groups said their movement will continue till those arrested were not released. (HT Photo)

Earlier in the day, Haryana ADGP Mohammad Akhil visited Rohtak a few hours before the scheduled Jail Bharo movement. On the demands of Jats to release youths from jails, he said, “People may ask for moon but we can’t give everything they ask for.” He said top officials were re-examining cases of those booked for riots. “Those who feel their innocent relatives have been arrested can come to police and we will probe the matter again,” he said.

However, Jat groups said their movement will continue till those arrested were not released. “People of our community will collect here everyday now and won’t bother about getting arrested,” Jat youth leader Naveen Malik said.

The police, meanwhile, filled Jat groups in buses and took them for a round across the city. Several attempts to dispose off Jats were made at remote areas of the city however Jats refused to get down.

 
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