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FIRs against 11 farmers for burning crop residue

The district administration has registered FIRs against 11 farmers in Hisar for burning crop residue, according to Additional DC C Jayashradha. Jayashradha detailed the specific cases, stating that FIRs have been lodged against the following individuals: Vedpal from Sarsana village...

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Hisar, Updated At : 06:58 AM Oct 22, 2024 IST

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The district administration has registered FIRs against 11 farmers in Hisar for burning crop residue, according to Additional DC C Jayashradha. Jayashradha detailed the specific cases, stating that FIRs have been lodged against the following individuals: Vedpal from Sarsana village in Barwala block, Rajpal from Naya village, and Gurdeep from Kharak village. Additional FIRs were filed against Surjeet from Shahpur village in Narnaund block, Baljeet and Sanjeev from Budhana village, Surender from Hansi block, Jaiveer from Bithamra village in Uklana block, Balwant and Anil from Pabra village, and Hanuman from Agroha village.

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