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Yes, we will block the border (Delhi-Noida border), says Rakesh Tikait, as farm protest continues.
Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) leader Rakesh Tikait on Tuesday warned of blocking the Delhi-Noida border, amid the ongoing farm protest. Rakesh Tikait along with other farmer-leaders have been camping at Ghazipur border near Delhi for months now, demanding the repeal of new reforms in the agriculture sector.
The BKU spokesperson Rakesh Tikait said they will block the border (Delhi-Noida border). The committee is yet to decide the date.
Earlier, before January 26 mayhem in Delhi, Chilla Border at Delhi-Noida crossing was blocked by other farmer unions. However, after January 26 violence in the national capital, some farmer leaders ended their protest and vacated the border, taking moral responsibility for the violence that took place during the tractor march.
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Agitation which started with the farmer protest in Punjab and Haryana shifted to Delhi borders last year around November 26, 2020. It spread like a fire in the jungle. Delhi border entry points saw heavy crowds gathering together for protest. Singhu Border (not Shambhu), Ghazipur Border, Chilla Border were main sites where farmers from north India alighted and started a very strong protest against the three farm laws passed by the Central Government in the Parliament.
The laws posed a threat to farmer lands or not, that was a worry earlier which was said to be the main agenda of this protest, but slowly and gradually it changed and in the last few days the request of farmers and agenda has become a demand; a demand to end the three laws.
NOIDA: Ahead of the nation-wide chakka-jam announced by farmer outfits on February 6, the Noida police has placed spiked barricades at both sides of the Chilla border and the DND Flyway.
Even as Chilla border became free on January 27 after 58-day long struggle, police deployment has not been withdrawn from the spot.
Although the Greater Noida police has said that farmers will not be allowed to enter Noida any more, the security arrangements including police tents have not been done away with.
Barricades with pointed spikes have been placed at both of the main Delhi-Noida borders days after the Delhi police placed iron nails, barbed fence and concrete barriers on the other borders with Delhi including Singhu, Tikri and Ghazipur borders.