The district administration has appointed 11 duty magistrates at different railway stations and other places to maintain law and order.
The Government Railway Police (GRP) at Bahadurgarh has deployed additional force on the Rohtak-Delhi track to prevent blockade by farmers. The police have beefed up security at nearby railway tracks.
According to information, Deputy Commissioner Jitender Dahiya has appointed duty magistrates for the Bahadurgarh, Asauda, Dighal, Jhajjar, Jharli and Machhrauli railway stations, where farmers could stop trains. Besides, duty magistrates have also been appointed for Jhajjar city, Beri subdivision, Line Par locality in Bahadurgarh and Dujana villages.
“No one will be allowed to take the law into their hands. Action will be taken against those found indulging in any mischievous act,” said Hoshiar Singh, in-charge, GRP station, Bahadurgarh town. He added that four trains run on the Rohtak-Delhi track between 12 noon and 4 pm daily.
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Mukesh Tandon
Sonepat, December 31
The farmers’ protest at Singhu border has got strengthened as not only farmers but also street vendors (who sell vegetables and fruits in streets) from across the country reached the dharna site today to show solidarity with the protesting farmers against the three contentious farm laws.
Shaktiman Ghosh, all-India general secretary, National Hawker Federation from Kolkata, said that they have come here from various parts of the country to extend support to the protesters.
“The farmers have been protesting at the Delhi borders for over a month for repealing the three farm laws. These laws will not only affect the farmers but will also affect the poor vendors who were earning their bread by selling fruits and vegetables in the streets,” he claimed.