FIRs in opposition to ‘unknown people’ for elevating everlasting constructions at farmers’ protest website

Four days after farmers who’ve been protesting on the Tikri border for the final three months began elevating brick and cement constructions within the space, two FIRs have been registered in opposition to “unknown” individuals in Jhajjar for elevating “permanent structures” and “illegal boring”.
The FIRs have been lodged on the Sadar Bahadurgarh police station and the City Bahadurgarh police station. The FIR on the former has been registered beneath Section 3 of the Prevention of Damage to Public Property Act, 1984, and Section 283 (hazard or obstruction in public approach or line of navigation) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) on the premise of a criticism submitted by Siddharth Singh, Estate Officer of the Haryana Shahari Vikas Pradhikaran (HSVP), Bahadurgarh.
In his criticism to police, Singh has said, “It has come to the notice of this office that some unknown persons are raising permanent structures on the HSVP Dividing Road of Sector 10-12, Bahadurgarh opposite Maruti Training School and RTA Office. It is also intimated that illegal boring has also been done by some unknown persons along the road…thereby causing damage to the Government Property. Therefore, it is requested to stop the illegal construction and are requested to lodge the FIR against these unknown persons.”
Confirming an FIR had been registered, Inspector Sunil Kumar, Station House Officer (SHO) of the Sadar Bahadurgarh police station stated, “An FIR has been lodged regarding the matter at our police station, and a similar one has been registered at the City Bahadurgarh police station as well. We are conducting investigations into the case under our jurisdiction, no arrests have been made yet.”
The FIR on the City Bahadurgarh police station, in the meantime, has been registered beneath Section 8B of the National Highway Act, and Section 188 (disobedience to order duly promulgated by public servant) of the IPC on the premise of a criticism submitted by Manish Kumar, HR Manager on the Rohad toll plaza.

In his criticism, he has equally alleged that some “unknown people are putting a bore well” close to “chainage number 33650” on “National Highway 9 (Delhi-Rohtak) Bahadurgarh bypass”, “which is illegal”. He has sought that the the “encroachment” be eliminated.
It was on Saturday that farmers had began erecting pucca constructions at each Tikri and Singhu borders. Although two FIRs had been registered relating to the constructions at Singhu border in Sonipat on Saturday itself, the FIRs in Jhajjar have been registered solely on Tuesday.