New Delhi [India], August 15 (ANI): Amid the ongoing 75th Independence Day celebrations across the country, farmers took out Tiranga Yatras in Punjab and Haryana to mark the occasion and demand the repeal of the farm laws.
Farmers protest live: Farmers start day-long relay hunger strike
Farmers protest live: Farmers start day-long relay hunger strike
The farm unions on Saturday wrote a joint ‘open’ letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and agriculture minister Narendra Singh Tomar saying it’s the farmers’ protest that compelled the opposition political parties to change their stand and not the other way round. Stay with TOI for all the updates on the farmers protest at the Delhi over the new farm laws:
THE TIMES OF INDIA | Dec 21, 2020, 19:53:06 IST
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Punjab farmer attempts suicide near Singhu border, admitted to Rohtak s PGIMS
A 65-year-old Punjab farmer protesting against the Centre s agriculture laws attempted suicide by taking some poisonous substance near the Delhi s Singhu border on Monday, a police official said. Niranjan Singh, who hails from Punjab s Tarn Taran, was admitted to the Rohtak s PGIMS and his condition is stated to be stable, the offic
Farmer chains himself to mark protest against agriculture laws at Singhu border By Sahil Pandey | Updated: Dec 20, 2020 01:06 IST
New Delhi [India], December 20 (ANI): A farmer from Punjab s Fazilka district, Kabil Singh, has chained himself and donned a jail uniform to mark his protest against the farm laws at the Singhu border here. It is symbolic of us still not being free even after independence. If we were free then we wouldn t have to go through this, Singh told ANI here. Modi ji has introduced these 3 laws, but now it is important to take them back. We will continue to do this protest till this is not done, he added.
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