Farmers Delhi March, Farmers Protest Against Farm Laws, Borders of Haryana Sealed – Farmers moving towards Delhi break police, water showers in Kurukshetra, GT Road jam
Farmers Delhi March, Farmers Protest Against Farm Laws, Borders of Haryana Sealed – Farmers moving towards Delhi break police, water showers in Kurukshetra, GT Road jam
Water splashes on farmers. – Photo: Amar Ujala
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On Wednesday, a large number of farmers, against the agricultural laws, traveled from Mohra Mandi to Delhi at one o’clock under the leadership of State Farmer Union of India, Gurnam Singh Chadhuni. During this time, thousands of farmers were riding in tractor-trolleys, bikes and cars. On the way to Shahabad, the police tried to stop the farmers by planting barricades of cement and iron on the way to Shahabad.
Gurnam Singh Chadhuni warned the police to let the farmers go but when the police did not listen, the farmers broke the police knocks in a while. The heavy barriers of cement were removed by the farmers midway. After this, the farmers went ahead with slogans.
On the way again, DSP Ramkumar, near Adesh Ashtapal in Mohri village, spoke to Pradhan Gurnam Singh Chadhuni and asked for 30 minutes to talk. The convoy was stopped by Gurnam Singh on the demand of DSP. During this time the farmers took the anchor by sitting in the middle of the main GT road. At the same time, when the farmers started moving after 30 minutes, hundreds of police personnel came out on the road with sticks. To which Gurnam Singh said that this police is cheating the farmers and they asked the police to move off the road. But the police did not listen.
During this time the farmers started moving forcefully, then the police used water canon on the protesting farmers. During this time there was also a ruckus between the police and the farmers. During this time many policemen and farmers fell on the road.
At around 3:30 pm, the farmers reached Tayoda Theh on Shahabad-Pipli GT Road. Police and Rapid Action Force were deployed here in large numbers. On the appeal of DSP Gurmel Singh, Gurnam Singh gave the police 10 minutes to negotiate. But even after an hour passed, no solution was found. DSP Gurmel Singh asked for 20 minutes again when the farmers moved towards the block at Teora Theh. Talks were going on between the police and the farmers till the news was written.
At the same time, a large number of farmers from Punjab have reached Taura Theh riding in tractor-trolleys. The number of farmers was constantly increasing. Thousands of tractor-trolleys had joined the convoy of farmers. At the same time, till the news was written, the convoy of the farmers stopped at the festival and the police and administration were engaged in convincing the farmers from the conversation. But no solution is found and the farmers are adamant on traveling to Delhi.
Police should not fire or rung farmers: hand Chudhuni Gurnam Singh Chadhuni released the video on Tuesday and sent a message to the farmers to gather near Mohri Mandi. On which, at 9 o’clock on Wednesday morning, the farmers started gathering there and by about one o’clock thousands reached the farmers. However, the police stopped many of the trolleys before reaching Mohadi Mandi.
Prior to Delhi Cooch, Gurnam Singh instructed the farmers that all the police blocks found during Delhi Cooch should be broken, but no farmer would raise his hand on the police. Chadhuni said that whether the police opened fire or the baton, the farmers would not raise their hands. He said that where policemen are stationed with sticks, farmers should lie down on the road, because the police will not run sticks on the lying farmers.
At the same time, warned the police that if a policeman is seen without uniform and badge then he will be beaten. At the same time farmers have also made arrangements for ration, blanket and other goods.
GT road was jammed, passengers were badly GT Road was completely jammed due to the farmers’ agitation. Due to which thousands of vehicles were stuck. Although the police also diverted traffic, there were no positive results. The passengers stuck in the jam were in bad condition.
Ambulances and fire engines were present The administration had arranged fire brigade and ambulances due to the peasant movement. In any emergency they are to be used to provide relief to the farmers.
On Wednesday, a large number of farmers, against the agricultural laws, traveled from Mohra Mandi to Delhi at one o’clock under the leadership of State Farmer Union of India, Gurnam Singh Chadhuni. During this time, thousands of farmers were riding in tractor-trolleys, bikes and cars. On the way to Shahabad, the police tried to stop the farmers by planting barricades of cement and iron on the way to Shahabad.
Gurnam Singh Chadhuni warned the police to let the farmers go but when the police did not listen, the farmers broke the police knocks in a while. The heavy barriers of cement were removed by the farmers midway. After this, the farmers went ahead with slogans.
On the way again, DSP Ramkumar, near Adesh Ashtapal in Mohri village, spoke to Pradhan Gurnam Singh Chadhuni and asked for 30 minutes to talk. The convoy was stopped by Gurnam Singh on the demand of DSP. During this time the farmers took the anchor by sitting in the middle of the main GT road. At the same time, when the farmers started moving after 30 minutes, hundreds of police personnel came out on the road with sticks. To which Gurnam Singh said that this police is cheating the farmers and they asked the police to move off the road. But the police did not listen.
During this time, when the farmers started moving forcefully, the police used water canons on the protesting farmers. During this time there was also a ruckus between the police and the farmers. During this time many policemen and farmers fell on the road.
At around 3:30 pm, the farmers reached Tayoda Theh on Shahabad-Pipli GT Road. Police and Rapid Action Force were deployed here in large numbers. On the appeal of DSP Gurmel Singh, Gurnam Singh gave the police 10 minutes to negotiate. But even after an hour passed, no solution was found. DSP Gurmel Singh asked for 20 minutes again when the farmers moved towards the block at Teora Theh. Talks were going on between the police and the farmers till the news was written.
At the same time, a large number of farmers from Punjab have reached Taura Theh riding in tractor-trolleys. The number of farmers was constantly increasing. Thousands of tractor-trolleys had joined the convoy of farmers. At the same time, till the news was written, the convoy of the farmers stopped at the festival and the police and administration were engaged in convincing the farmers from the conversation. But no solution is found and the farmers are adamant on traveling to Delhi.
Police should not fire or rung farmers: hand Chudhuni Gurnam Singh Chadhuni released the video on Tuesday and sent a message to the farmers to gather near Mohri Mandi. On which, at 9 o’clock on Wednesday morning, the farmers started gathering there and by about one o’clock thousands reached the farmers. However, the police stopped many of the trolleys before reaching Mohadi Mandi.
Prior to Delhi Cooch, Gurnam Singh instructed the farmers that all the police blocks found during Delhi Cooch should be broken, but no farmer would raise his hand on the police. Chadhuni said that whether the police opened fire or the baton, the farmers would not raise their hands. He said that where policemen are stationed with sticks, the farmers should lie down on the road, because the police will not run sticks on the lying farmers.
At the same time, warned the police that if a policeman is seen without uniform and badge then he will be beaten. At the same time farmers have also made arrangements for ration, blanket and other goods.
GT road was jammed, passengers were badly GT Road was completely jammed due to the farmers’ agitation. Due to which thousands of vehicles were stuck. Although the police also diverted traffic, there were no positive results. The passengers stuck in the jam were in bad condition.
Ambulances and fire engines were present The administration had arranged fire brigade and ambulances due to the peasant movement. In any emergency they are to be used to provide relief to the farmers.
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