Delhi Police red flag to AAP rally

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ANI New Delhi
Last Updated : Apr 21 2015 | 8:57 PM IST

The Aam Aadmi Party's plans to hold a rally from Jantar Mantar to the Parliament tomorrow have hit a hurdle with the Delhi Police reportedly denying permission for the same.

As per reports, extra forces have been deployed to prevent the AAP supporters marching towards the Parliament and senior police officers would take action against anyone violating the orders.

Section 144 is already in force in the New Delhi area as the Parliament is in session.

Earlier in the day, the AAP had announced a rally with the farmers of Delhi and other states to protest the Land Bill and the Central Government's attitude towards the farmers affected by crop damage.

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First Published: Apr 21 2015 | 8:49 PM IST

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