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Farmers Begin March To Delhi, Say "We Aren't The Ones Who Blocked Roads"
Protesting farmers from Punjab begun their march to Delhi this morning the Union ministers' five-plus-hour meeting with them remained inconclusive. There has been no resolution on the main demand of the farmers -- the minimum support price for crop
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Police Have Not Obstructed Borders: Delhi Top Cop Rakesh Asthana To NDTV
Delhi Police Commissioner Rakesh Asthana on Wednesday said the police "have not closed the roads" to the national capital and it is the protesting farmers who have put up tents at the border which are blocking the routes.
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Singhu, Tikri Borders Closed, Haryana Minister Directs Officials To Open Alternative Routes To Delhi
Haryana Home Minister Anil Vij on Wednesday directed officials to immediately open alternative routes in Sonipat and Jhajjar districts towards Delhi as the Singhu and Tikri borders remain closed due to the farmers' protest.
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No Further Internet Cuts At Delhi Borders "As Of Now", Says Official
There has been no further extension of the Internet suspension at Delhi's borders which was till the night of February 2, a Union Home Ministry official said today.
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Missing UP Man Traced By Police, Had Joined Farmers' Protest To Escape Lenders
A debt-ridden businessman, who changed his appearance and joined the ongoing farmers' protests at one of the Delhi border points to escape moneylenders, was traced by police on Thursday.
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Daughter Back Home, Farmer Celebrates Her Birthday At Delhi Protest Site
As several farmers from Punjab are staying away from their families to protest against the Central farm laws at Delhi-Haryana borders, a farmer celebrated the first birthday of his daughter by cutting cakes with fellow demonstrators at the national capital's Tikri border on Sunday.
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Delhi Traffic Police Suggests Alternative Routes To Enter, Exit City Amid Farmers Protest
With farmers protesting against the new farm laws staying put at the national capital's gateways, the Delhi Traffic Police on Sunday advised people to take alternative routes for entering and exiting the city.
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Farmers Begin March To Delhi, Say "We Aren't The Ones Who Blocked Roads"
Protesting farmers from Punjab begun their march to Delhi this morning the Union ministers' five-plus-hour meeting with them remained inconclusive. There has been no resolution on the main demand of the farmers -- the minimum support price for crop
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Police Have Not Obstructed Borders: Delhi Top Cop Rakesh Asthana To NDTV
Delhi Police Commissioner Rakesh Asthana on Wednesday said the police "have not closed the roads" to the national capital and it is the protesting farmers who have put up tents at the border which are blocking the routes.
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Singhu, Tikri Borders Closed, Haryana Minister Directs Officials To Open Alternative Routes To Delhi
Haryana Home Minister Anil Vij on Wednesday directed officials to immediately open alternative routes in Sonipat and Jhajjar districts towards Delhi as the Singhu and Tikri borders remain closed due to the farmers' protest.
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No Further Internet Cuts At Delhi Borders "As Of Now", Says Official
There has been no further extension of the Internet suspension at Delhi's borders which was till the night of February 2, a Union Home Ministry official said today.
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Missing UP Man Traced By Police, Had Joined Farmers' Protest To Escape Lenders
A debt-ridden businessman, who changed his appearance and joined the ongoing farmers' protests at one of the Delhi border points to escape moneylenders, was traced by police on Thursday.
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Daughter Back Home, Farmer Celebrates Her Birthday At Delhi Protest Site
As several farmers from Punjab are staying away from their families to protest against the Central farm laws at Delhi-Haryana borders, a farmer celebrated the first birthday of his daughter by cutting cakes with fellow demonstrators at the national capital's Tikri border on Sunday.
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Delhi Traffic Police Suggests Alternative Routes To Enter, Exit City Amid Farmers Protest
With farmers protesting against the new farm laws staying put at the national capital's gateways, the Delhi Traffic Police on Sunday advised people to take alternative routes for entering and exiting the city.
