Farmers’ protest | Hundreds of farmers gather at Ghazipur border
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BKU leader Rakesh Tikait’s appeal spurs many from western U.P., Haryana to join stir
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Bharatiya Kisan Union Rakesh Tikait Rakesh Tikait speaks to the media as Rashtriya Lok Dal leader Jayant Choudhary (L) looks on during farmers ongoing protest against the Centre’s farm laws, at Ghazipur Border in New Delhi, Friday, Jan. 29, 2021. | Photo Credit:
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BKU leader Rakesh Tikait’s appeal spurs many from western U.P., Haryana to join stir
In a dramatic turn of events, the number of farmers swelled again at the Ghazipur border after midnight on Friday, with hundreds reaching the protest site from western Uttar Pradesh and Haryana.
Farmers Protest: BJP MLA Nand Kishore Gujjar, who allegedly helped BKU revive stir, rubbishes charge
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Lucknow: The controversial BJP MLA from Loni in Ghaziabad Nand Kishore Gujjar, who allegedly helped BKU to revive the agitation, rubbished charge of BKU leader Rakesh Tikait that he visited Ghazipur border on Thursday and threatened farmers.
âI will resign from the Assembly and retire from politics if anyone proves that I went to Ghazipur border on Thursday. Let there be a probe by checking all CCTV footage and my mobile location. I was not anywhere within 10 km radius of the sit-in site at Ghazipur border on Thursday,â Gujjar told the media.
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The administration said if protestors do not act as per order then they will be forcefully evacuated by night. The police have been deployed at the protest site. Delhi Traffic Police informed that the Ghazipur border is closed on both sides.
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GHAZIABAD (UTTAR PRADESH): The Ghaziabad District Administration has ordered anti-farm laws protestors at Ghazipur (Delhi-Ghaziabad border) to vacate the area by late Thursday evening, official sources said. The administration said if protestors do not act as per order then they will be forcefully evacuated by night, they added. The police have been deployed at the protest site.
Peacocks found dead in Maharashtra s Beed test positive for bird flu
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Share Article Collected nearly 113 samples from the area.” The samples of some peacocks found dead in Maharashtra s Beed district a few days back have tested positive for avian influenza, an official said on Thursday.
Three peacocks, two peahens and another wild bird were found dead in Loni village close to Balaghat mountain range in Shirur Kasar taluka of Beed on January 22, the official said. The samples of these dead birds were sent to labs for analysis to check if they died due to avian flu. Their samples have tested positive for the bird flu infection, he said.
Ghaziabad admin orders anti-farm laws protestors to vacate agitation site at Ghazipur ANI | Updated: Jan 28, 2021 18:57 IST
Ghaziabad (Uttar Pradesh) [India], January 28 (ANI): The Ghaziabad District Administration has ordered anti-farm laws protestors at Ghazipur (Delhi-Ghaziabad border) to vacate the area by late Thursday evening, official sources said.
The administration said if protestors do not act as per order then they will be forcefully evacuated by night, they added. The police have been deployed at the protest site.
Delhi Traffic Police informed that the Ghazipur border is closed on both sides. Traffic is diverted from Road no 56, Akshardham and Nizammudin Khatta. Please avoid NH 9 and NH 24 and take an alternate route via Chilla, DND, Apsara, Bhopra and Loni borders, police said in a tweet.