Sirhaul border
GURUGRAM: Marking the completion of seven months of protests against the three contentious agricultural laws, hundreds of farmers, students and activists from Gurugram set out for Panchkula on Saturday morning to lend support to the Samyukta Kisan Morcha’s (SKM) call for a nationwide agitation. The heavy barricading by police on the Delhi and Gurugram sides for security purposes though led to hours-long jams in the city.
While a section of protesters left for Panchkula in the morning amidst heavy barricading and checking on the Delhi-Gurugram border, others left later in the day. Those from Gurugram joined other protesters outside Nada Sahib Gurudwara in Panchkula to take out a march till Raj Bhawan in Chandigarh, raising anti-government and pro-democracy slogans. “It was a massive gathering that infused a fresh wave of energy into the farmers’ movement. The march was enough to suggest that the government cannot break this movement and we will force them to