‘No permit’: Cops break up Satyapal ‘lunch’ for khaps

There was a ruckus in R K Puram on Saturday after cops arrived at a park where former Jammu & Kashmir governor Satyapal Malik had hosted a lunch for the farmer community (khap). Police officials arrived at the park and dispersed the gathering saying that there was no permission for the event. When Malik was later seen at the police station, Delhi Police said he hadn’t been detained but had arrived on his own.

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