According to a Baaghi TV report, a farmer in the Indian capital, Delhi, rammed a tractor into the police, causing a police chase. Protests by Indian farmers in the Indian capital, Delhi, are now intensifying, with the farmers’ patience running out.
A farmer in a crowd of farmers standing near Delhi’s Red Fort raced his tractor and the tractor ran over thousands of security personnel standing on the spot. Following which the security forces started running.
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The farmers’ tractor parade has entered inside Delhi and clashes between police and protesters have been reported in several places. First, the Ghazipur border was closed. The clash took place at Akshar Dham-Noida junction. Clashes also broke out at the Noida border. The situation at Makraba Chowk is also looking bad. Meanwhile, farmers in Nangloi beyond the Tekri border have also broken the barriers. Policemen are seen sitting on the beach road to stop the farmers’ parade. Despite police charging batons and releasing tear gas shells, farmers have advanced to the ITO in central Delhi.
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It is to be noted that farmers have been protesting in India for the last three months while several rounds of talks with the government have failed.
Most of the participants in the ongoing farmers’ sit-in on the Sanghu border have come from Punjab and Haryana and are followers of the Sikh religion. He was supposed to go to New Delhi and record his protest at the historic Ram Leela Maidan, but after being stopped by security forces, he staged a sit-in.
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This protest is not a single movement. On November 26, 2020, 2.5 million people went on a 24-hour general strike in protest of new agricultural laws passed by the country’s parliament in September.
Farmers demand repeal of three controversial agricultural laws passed by BJP government, non-elimination of grain markets, maintenance of minimum support price of foodgrains or MSP and waiver of loans to farmers.
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