#farmerprotestupdate

There is positive news for those traveling from Delhi to Haryana as the Singhu and Tikri borders, which had been closed for nearly two weeks due to security concerns, have now been reopened. Currently, only one lane has been opened, with plans to open two lanes by this evening. The decision to remove cemented barricades

Farmers are mobilizing towards Delhi to press for their demands, leading to clashes between them and the Haryana Police at the Shambhu border. However, the farmers’ ‘Delhi Chalo’ march has been halted for the past two days, and the United Kisan Morcha announced a significant development regarding the march this evening. The United Kisan Morcha

After a day of chaos at Delhi’s Singhu and Tikri borders, police and paramilitary personnel found some respite on Thursday morning. However, stringent security measures remained in place. The planned Delhi march by farmers’ organizations has been postponed until Friday. In light of this, police personnel are staying vigilant, considering their next strategy. Delhi Police

Amid the deadlock in talks with the government, farmer organizations have decided to postpone the ‘Delhi Chalo‘ march for two days. They have stated that a further strategy will be decided after this period. Farmer leader Sarwan Singh Pandher mentioned that the decision regarding future actions will be made on Friday evening, citing the government’s

Amid the deadlock in talks with the government, farmer organizations have decided to postpone the ‘Delhi Chalo‘ march for two days. They have stated that a further strategy will be decided after this period. Farmer leader Sarwan Singh Pandher mentioned that the decision regarding future actions will be made on Friday evening, citing the government’s

In anticipation of farmers’ planned travel to Delhi on Wednesday, the police have heightened security measures around the UP Gate area. Delhi Police have already blocked access by placing cement barriers on two service roads. Consequently, strict checks by Delhi Police at the UP Gate on Wednesday could potentially cause traffic congestion. On Tuesday, a

The fourth round of meetings took place between farmer leaders and three Union Ministers in Chandigarh on Sunday to discuss the legal guarantee of Minimum Support Price (MSP). During this meeting, the Central Government has agreed to extend MSP coverage to four additional crops. In response to this proposal, the farmer leaders in attendance stated

In the fourth round of talks between farmer unions and the central government, a proposal was made by the government for a five-year contract to purchase pulses and cotton at the minimum support price (MSP). The discussions commenced at 8:30 pm on Sunday night and continued for approximately four hours. Prior to this round, three