Farmers protests: BKU members stay put at UP Gate despite government showing iron fist
Meanwhile, the Uttar Pradesh government started to clear the Ghazipur agitation site. Look out circulars are used by immigration officials to prevent accused persons from leaving the country.
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Farmers at Ghazipur border during their ongoing agitation against Centres farm reform laws in New Delhi Thursday. (Photo | Parveen Negi/EPS)
Express News Service
NEW DELHI: Proceeding swiftly in the Republic Day violence case, the Delhi Police on Thursday issued 44 look-out circulars (LOC) against three dozen farm union leaders. They have been asked to join the probe by January 31 and directed to bring their passports along.
Farmers Protest: Crowd Swells At UP Gate, Heavy Police Force Removed
Provincial Armed Constabulary (PAC) and the Rapid Action Force (RAF), left the protest site in the dead of the night after official instructions. Suresh K Pandey Outlook Web Bureau 2021-01-29T10:18:00+05:30 Farmers Protest: Crowd Swells At UP Gate, Heavy Police Force Removed outlookindia.com 2021-01-29T10:36:17+05:30
Hundreds of Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) members, led by leader Rakesh Tiktait on Friday stayed put on the Delhi-Meerut Expressway as the crowd swelled there overnight, despite the Ghaziabad administration s ultimatum to vacate the protest site at UP gate.
Farmers continued their stir through the sit-in protests against the new Agri laws even after deployment of the heavy police force
Read more about Farmer protest: Heavy police deployment remains at Tikri, Singhu borders on Business Standard. Delhi s border points at Tikri and Singhu remained under heavy police deployment on Friday in the aftermath of the violence that broke out during a tractor parade by farmers in the national capital on Republic Day, officials said.Personnel of the
Personnel of the Delhi Police, along with those of the paramilitary forces, have been deployed at the borders. Several roads have been closed and the traffic police has asked the commuters to take other routes.