Farmers hold two officials captive in Bathinda's mandi, clash with police

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A group of farmers allegedly held a food inspector and a naib tehsildar (revenue official) captive and later clashed with police at a grain market in Bathinda district of Punjab on Monday evening, officials said.

Some farmers were protesting over the issue of moisture content limit in paddy crop during its auction at the grain market in Bathinda's Raike Kalan village when they held the food inspector captive there.

When the naib tehsildar went there to get the food inspector released, the protesting farmers also took him into their illegal custody, police said.