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Farmers protests: Keeping warm at Singhu, with desi geysers, firewood
Across the tractors and trolleys currently housing the protesting farmers at Delhi’s Singhu border, people said camping out in the cold in the Delhi winter does not affect them much. December 16, 2020 2:32:45 am
At the Singhu protest site, Tuesday. Most farmers said they have come equipped for the winter from their villages. Abhinav Saha
As the mercury drops in the national capital, farmers protesting at its borders say they are more than prepared to brave the cold and protect senior citizens among them.
On Tuesday afternoon, 82-year-old Chandar Singh from Haryana’s Sonipat district had set out a folding chair in the middle of the blockaded at G.T. Karnal Road and sat on it soaking in the sun as the protest buzzed around him. “I’m very comfortable, I’m not feeling at all bothered by the cold,” he said. That morning, the temperature had dipped to 4.1 degrees Cels