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As Farmers Begin March To Delhi, Police Step Up Security At Borders
The Delhi Police has directed its personnel to ensure strict vigil at the Tikri, Singhu and the Ghazipur borders, and railway and metro stations and bus stands after protesting farmers announced that they would reach Delhi for their protest on Wednes
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Farmers' Protest Disrupts Supply Chain, Vegetable Prices May Rise In Delhi
Vegetable prices in Delhi could be headed for a rise as farmers' protests disrupt supply chains, according to a trader at Ghazipur Mandi as the farmers' protests continued for the fifth day.
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Delhi Traffic Police Issues Advisory Due To Ongoing Farmers' Protest
The Delhi Traffic Police today issued a traffic advisory in view of the ongoing farmers' protest, alerting commuters about restrictions on movement of vehicles at various borders of the national capital.
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"6 Months' Ration, Diesel In Trollies": Punjab Farmers Ready For Long Haul
Thousands of farmers marching towards Delhi say they are prepared for the long haul, carrying enough ration and diesel to last for months, as the borders have been sealed to prevent them from entering the national capital.
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Farmers' Delhi March: Which Highways Are Closed, What Routes To Take
In anticipation of farmers' 'Delhi Chalo' march towards Delhi, authorities have implemented stringent traffic restrictions and heightened security measures at key border points such as Singhu, Ghazipur, and Tikri.
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As Delhi Preps For Mega March, Centre Reaches Out To Farmers Again
The borders have been sealed to stop farmers' mega protest in Delhi tomorrow.
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Roads Blocked, Prohibitory Orders In Delhi Ahead Of Feb 13 Farmers March
Ahead of farmers' ''Delhi Chalo March'', the Delhi Police has intensified security arrangements at Singhu, Ghazipur and Tikri borders and installed nails along with barricades to prevent vehicles carrying protesters from entering the city, officials
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Heavy Traffic At Delhi's Borders Amid Curbs Due To Farmers' Protest Today
As thousands of farmers reached Jantar Mantar to attend a 'mahapanchayat', massive traffic jams were witnessed on Monday at Delhi border including Ghazipur and Singhu.
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Security Stepped Up At Delhi Borders Ahead Of Farmers' Protest
Delhi Police on Monday heightened the security at the Singhu and Ghazipur borders on the Delhi-Meerut expressway ahead of a farmers' protest at Jantar Mantar against unemployment.
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"Won't Bow Down": Farmer Leader Detained Ahead Of Jantar Mantar Protest
Farmer leader Rakesh Tikait was Sunday detained by the Delhi Police at the Ghazipur border while he was trying to enter the national capital to take part in an unemployment protest rally at Jantar Mantar.
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Ghazipur Border To Be Vacated Fully By December 15: Farmer Leader
BKU leader Rakesh Tikait said farmers will fully vacate their protest site on the Delhi border here by December 15 as their first group left for Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh on Saturday.
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Farmers Gather At Delhi-UP Border In Large Numbers On Protest Anniversary
Hundreds of farmers in tractors started arriving at Ghazipur on the Delhi-Uttar Pradesh border as Friday marked one year of the ongoing farmers' protest against the central laws.
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If Government Can Run For 5 Years, So Can Farmers' Protest: Rakesh Tikait
The Bharatiya Kisan Union's Rakesh Tikait celebrated Diwali at the Ghazipur protest site alongside other farm members and leaders remembering farmers and soldiers who lost their lives.
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We Stand Vindicated: Farm Unions As Cops Remove Barricades From Protest Sites
With the Delhi Police beginning to remove barricades at two farmer protest sites -- Tikri and Ghazipur -- farm union leaders on Friday said the move vindicates their stand that they never blocked roads at the city border points.
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If Roads Are Open, We Will Go To Parliament To Sell Our Crops: Farmer Leader
Reacting to Delhi Police removing barricades from Ghazipur border where farmers have been protesting against Centre's farm laws, Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) spokesperson Rakesh Tikait on Friday said that they will go to Parliament to sell their crops
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As Farmers Begin March To Delhi, Police Step Up Security At Borders
The Delhi Police has directed its personnel to ensure strict vigil at the Tikri, Singhu and the Ghazipur borders, and railway and metro stations and bus stands after protesting farmers announced that they would reach Delhi for their protest on Wednes
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Farmers' Protest Disrupts Supply Chain, Vegetable Prices May Rise In Delhi
Vegetable prices in Delhi could be headed for a rise as farmers' protests disrupt supply chains, according to a trader at Ghazipur Mandi as the farmers' protests continued for the fifth day.
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Delhi Traffic Police Issues Advisory Due To Ongoing Farmers' Protest
The Delhi Traffic Police today issued a traffic advisory in view of the ongoing farmers' protest, alerting commuters about restrictions on movement of vehicles at various borders of the national capital.
-
"6 Months' Ration, Diesel In Trollies": Punjab Farmers Ready For Long Haul
Thousands of farmers marching towards Delhi say they are prepared for the long haul, carrying enough ration and diesel to last for months, as the borders have been sealed to prevent them from entering the national capital.
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Farmers' Delhi March: Which Highways Are Closed, What Routes To Take
In anticipation of farmers' 'Delhi Chalo' march towards Delhi, authorities have implemented stringent traffic restrictions and heightened security measures at key border points such as Singhu, Ghazipur, and Tikri.
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As Delhi Preps For Mega March, Centre Reaches Out To Farmers Again
The borders have been sealed to stop farmers' mega protest in Delhi tomorrow.
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Roads Blocked, Prohibitory Orders In Delhi Ahead Of Feb 13 Farmers March
Ahead of farmers' ''Delhi Chalo March'', the Delhi Police has intensified security arrangements at Singhu, Ghazipur and Tikri borders and installed nails along with barricades to prevent vehicles carrying protesters from entering the city, officials
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Heavy Traffic At Delhi's Borders Amid Curbs Due To Farmers' Protest Today
As thousands of farmers reached Jantar Mantar to attend a 'mahapanchayat', massive traffic jams were witnessed on Monday at Delhi border including Ghazipur and Singhu.
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Security Stepped Up At Delhi Borders Ahead Of Farmers' Protest
Delhi Police on Monday heightened the security at the Singhu and Ghazipur borders on the Delhi-Meerut expressway ahead of a farmers' protest at Jantar Mantar against unemployment.
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"Won't Bow Down": Farmer Leader Detained Ahead Of Jantar Mantar Protest
Farmer leader Rakesh Tikait was Sunday detained by the Delhi Police at the Ghazipur border while he was trying to enter the national capital to take part in an unemployment protest rally at Jantar Mantar.
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Ghazipur Border To Be Vacated Fully By December 15: Farmer Leader
BKU leader Rakesh Tikait said farmers will fully vacate their protest site on the Delhi border here by December 15 as their first group left for Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh on Saturday.
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Farmers Gather At Delhi-UP Border In Large Numbers On Protest Anniversary
Hundreds of farmers in tractors started arriving at Ghazipur on the Delhi-Uttar Pradesh border as Friday marked one year of the ongoing farmers' protest against the central laws.
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If Government Can Run For 5 Years, So Can Farmers' Protest: Rakesh Tikait
The Bharatiya Kisan Union's Rakesh Tikait celebrated Diwali at the Ghazipur protest site alongside other farm members and leaders remembering farmers and soldiers who lost their lives.
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We Stand Vindicated: Farm Unions As Cops Remove Barricades From Protest Sites
With the Delhi Police beginning to remove barricades at two farmer protest sites -- Tikri and Ghazipur -- farm union leaders on Friday said the move vindicates their stand that they never blocked roads at the city border points.
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If Roads Are Open, We Will Go To Parliament To Sell Our Crops: Farmer Leader
Reacting to Delhi Police removing barricades from Ghazipur border where farmers have been protesting against Centre's farm laws, Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) spokesperson Rakesh Tikait on Friday said that they will go to Parliament to sell their crops
