Farmers' protest: March to restart amid tight security at Delhi's borders
- Farmers are resuming their 'Delhi Chalo' march today, initiated by two umbrella bodies.
- Delhi Police is enforcing vigil at border points to prevent farmer entries.
- Protesting farmers have called for a countrywide rail roko and plan to continue their agitation despite obstacles.
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Indian farmers say detentions foil Delhi protest, police say no one held
Indian farmers say detentions foil Delhi protest, police say no one held Dozens of protesting Indian farmers were detained en route to New Delhi on Wednesday, delaying their plan again to converge on the capital to demand higher crop prices, protest leaders said. Thousands of farmers, mostly from the northern state of Punjab, launched a "Delhi Chalo" (Let's go to Delhi) march last month demanding higher guaranteed prices for their produce but w…
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Indian farmers say detentions foil Delhi protest, police say no one held
NEW DELHI: Dozens of protesting Indian farmers were detained en route to New Delhi on Wednesday (Mar 6), forcing them to call off their plan to converge on the capital in their demand for higher crop prices, protest leaders said. Thousands of farmers, mostly from the northern state of Punjab, launched a "D
Farmers Protest | Delhi Police keep strict vigil at Tikri, Singhu, Ghazipur, Delhi-Haryana borders
“Commuters might face heavy traffic jams due to farmers’ protest on March 6,” police said. “In the morning, heavy traffic was witnessed at Delhi-Haryana’s Singhu border as farmers started gathering there,” according to reports.
The Economic Times
Protesting farmers to start marching towards Delhi from today
Farmers' organizations will begin their march towards Delhi on Wednesday to demand various things from the central government. These demands include a legal guarantee on Minimum Support Price (MSP) for crops, pension for farmers and farm laborers, farm debt waiver, and no increase in electricity tariffs.
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