Not even fear of COVID-19 can disrupt protest, say agitating farmers
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Last Updated: Apr 09, 2021, 06:38 PM IST
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They devised many ways to deal with these issues - for cold there was ample supply of winter wear, for rain they elevated their beds, and to prepare for the heat, they have started building houses, and arranging for ACs, coolers and fans.
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The alarming rise in the number of COVID-19 cases in Delhi notwithstanding, farmer leaders on Thursday said that nothing, not even the fear of coronavirus, can disrupt their protest against the agri laws.
Over the past four months, the farmers have managed to keep their agitation going, withstanding extreme cold, rains, and heat.
Not even fear of Covid-19 can disrupt protests, say farmers protesting against new agriculture laws
Over the past four months, the farmers have managed to keep their agitation going, withstanding extreme cold, rains, and heat.
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Farmers raise slogans during their protest against new farm laws at Ghazipur border in New Delhi. (File Photo | PTI) By PTI
NEW DELHI: The alarming rise in the number of COVID-19 cases in Delhi notwithstanding, farmer leaders on Thursday said that nothing, not even the fear of coronavirus, can disrupt their protest against the agri laws.
Over the past four months, the farmers have managed to keep their agitation going, withstanding extreme cold, rains, and heat.
The alarming rise in the number of COVID-19 cases in Delhi notwithstanding, farmer leaders on Thursday said that nothing, not even the fear of coronavirus, can disrupt their protest against the agri laws. Over the past four months, the farmers have managed to keep their agitation going, withstanding extreme cold, rains, and heat. They devised many ways to deal with these issues - for cold there was ample supply of winter wear, for rain they elevated their beds, and to prepare for the heat, they have started building houses, and arranging for ACs, coolers and fans. Tackling the second wave of COVID-19 won t be very different for them, they said, adding they are prepared with certain basic precautions in place.
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