Delhi-Gurugram border witnessed heavy traffic jam after Delhi police sort to checking all vehicles entering the city in wake of 'Delhi Chalo' protest.
Thousands of farmers were allowed to enter Delhi on Friday after clashes with the police at the Haryana border this morning. The farmers were granted permission to hold peaceful protest as they oppose the three central farm laws. Farmers fear that the new laws would lead to the dismantling of the minimum support price system, leaving them at the mercy of big corporates.
Earlier in the morning, the farmers faced tear gas and water cannons at the Singhu and Tikri borders when they clashed with the police as they marched towards the national Capital as part of their 'Delhi Chalo' protest.
Protests took an ugly turn in Rohtak this morning after a 45 year old farmer, part of the protest movement died in a road accident. Two farmers were also injured in the accident after a loaded trolley and a farmer's tractor collided.
The protesting farmers are now demanding 20 lakh compensation from the Haryana government for the kin. Meanwhile Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Friday sought to assure the agitating farmers that the central government is always ready for talks with them and a solution can come out through the dialogue.
Delhi-Gurugram border witnessed a heavy traffic jam on Friday after Delhi police sort to checking all vehicles entering the city, in the wake of farmers' 'Delhi Chalo' protest against the farm bills.
College students say their exam got canceled due to farmers' protest march. 'We're coming down from Rohtak. Our exams were canceled. There are many students who travel to their colleges. It's causing a lot of problems for us,' says a student.
1. Farmers clashed with the police at the Haryana border
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Thousands of farmers were allowed to enter Delhi on Friday after clashes with the police at the Haryana border this morning. The farmers were granted permission to hold peaceful protest as they oppose the three central farm laws.
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2. Farmers faced tear gas, water cannons at Singhu and Tikri borders
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Earlier in the morning, the farmers faced tear gas and water cannons at the Singhu and Tikri borders when they clashed with the police as they marched towards the national Capital as part of their 'Delhi Chalo' protest.
(Image Source: ANI Photo)
3. Protests took an ugly turn in Rohtak after a farmer died
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Protests took an ugly turn in Rohtak this morning after a 45 year old farmer, part of the protest movement died in a road accident. Two farmers were also injured in the accident after a loaded trolley and a farmer's tractor collided.
(Image Source: ANI Photo)
4. Delhi-Gurugram border witnessed a heavy traffic jam
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Delhi-Gurugram border witnessed a heavy traffic jam on Friday after Delhi police sort to checking all vehicles entering the city, in the wake of farmers' 'Delhi Chalo' protest against the farm bills.
(Image Source: ANI Photo)
5. Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar gives assurance to farmers
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Meanwhile Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Friday sought to assure the agitating farmers that the central government is always ready for talks with them and a solution can come out through the dialogue.
(Image Source: ANI Photo)
6. Students face exam canceled due to protest march
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College students say their exam got canceled due to farmers' protest march. 'We're coming down from Rohtak. Our exams were canceled. There are many students who travel to their colleges. It's causing a lot of problems for us,' says a student.
(Image Source: ANI Photo)
