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The tents have already crossed the figure of 200 from just 50 on December 12.
New Delhi:
A dip in the capital s minimum temperature and scores of women joining the ongoing farmers protest has resulted in a make-shift tent city propping up at a petrol pump in the Singhu Border area.
While tractor trolleys continue to be the first choice to sleep in for the majority of farmers camping at the Delhi-Haryana highway, the insulated tents are proving to be a welcome addition in providing protection from the winter chill and probable rain.
The tents, which more often than not are booked to the capacity, have already crossed the figure of 200 from just 50 on December 12.
The NH-1 which has been blocked for nearly 25 days is housing more than 35,000 protestors.
The ‘Delhi Chalo’ protest, which has begun with just about 5,000 farmers, has now garnered support from all walks of life across the nation and abroad, starting from artists, Punjabi actors, international NGOs, students and techies, among others.
Farmers prepare pizzas at the Singhu border during their protest against
the Centre’s farm laws
The farmers have also made massive makeshift kitchens to feed whoever is visiting these sites, including police personnel, some of whom had been deployed to stop the protesters from entering the national capital initially.
Tent city for protesting farmers at Singhu border as they brave harsh winter By Shailesh Yadav | Updated: Dec 17, 2020 05:58 IST
Sonipat (Haryana) [India], December 17 (ANI): As the farmers continue their agitation against the farm laws at Delhi s Singhu border, a tent city has been set up at a petrol pump to provide accommodation to the protesters as they battle harsh winter.
The tent city has around 140 tents where over 400 plus farmers are residing. It provides all the facilities free of cost, which include mattress, quilt, blanket, bedsheets, towels, toothpaste, toothbrush, and oil. Mobile charging ports with extensions, toilets, and bathing facilities are also available for protesting farmers.