Man Who Slapped Pawar

A man who had slapped NCP chief Sharad Pawar at a public function in 2011 has been arrested by Delhi Police. He was declared a Proclaimed Offender by a Delhi court in 2014 after he went missing during the course of trial.

Harvinder Singh, who was arrested for slapping Union Minister Sharad Pawar at a function here last month, was today granted bail by a Delhi court. District Judge H S Sharma granted bail to Singh while directing him not to indulge in any violent activity in the future. Singh was granted bail on a personal bond of Rs 10,000 and a surety of like amoun...

A local court here today asked Delhi Police to carry out a medical test to ascertain the mental health of Harvinder Singh, the man who attacked Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar last week, and submit a report by December 5.

Harvinder Singh, the man who had slapped Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar at a public function in New Delhi yesterday, has been sent to 14-day judicial custody. During his appearance in a Delhi court today, Harvinder said he did not need a lawyer, and added, "I will repeat it again."

A man who had slapped NCP chief Sharad Pawar at a public function in 2011 has been arrested by Delhi Police. He was declared a Proclaimed Offender by a Delhi court in 2014 after he went missing during the course of trial.

Harvinder Singh, who was arrested for slapping Union Minister Sharad Pawar at a function here last month, was today granted bail by a Delhi court. District Judge H S Sharma granted bail to Singh while directing him not to indulge in any violent activity in the future. Singh was granted bail on a personal bond of Rs 10,000 and a surety of like amoun...

A local court here today asked Delhi Police to carry out a medical test to ascertain the mental health of Harvinder Singh, the man who attacked Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar last week, and submit a report by December 5.

Harvinder Singh, the man who had slapped Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar at a public function in New Delhi yesterday, has been sent to 14-day judicial custody. During his appearance in a Delhi court today, Harvinder said he did not need a lawyer, and added, "I will repeat it again."