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BJP Workers, Protesting Farmers Clash At Ghazipur Border Near Delhi
A clash broke out between anti-farm law protesters camping out at the Uttar Pradesh-Delhi border at Ghazipur and the local BJP workers.
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Nails Not Removed, Just "Repositioned": Cops On Farmer Protest Site Video
Nails fixed on the road at the farmers' protest site near the Delhi-Uttar Pradesh border are not being removed but only being repositioned to not cause problems to the public who may cross some spots, Delhi Police said today after videos of the nails being taken off the road emerged.
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On Camera, Farmer Leader Slaps Man: "Those With Ill Intent Should Leave"
Bharatiya Kisan Union spokesperson Rakesh Tikait slapped a man at the Ghazipur border where farmers are protesting against the new farm laws. "He is not a member of our organisation. He was taking a stick and would have done something. He was misbehaving with the media. All those who are here with ill intent should leave," said Mr Tikait.
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Key Delhi-UP Border Closed, 1,000 Cops As Faceoff With Farmers Grows
Huge security arrangements were made at the Delhi-Uttar Pradesh border at Ghazipur on Thursday evening as farmers protesting against the Centre's contentious farm laws remained locked in a face-off with the police. Uttar Pradesh decided to take action two days after the violence during the Republic Day tractor rally. The local administration had as...
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BJP Workers, Protesting Farmers Clash At Ghazipur Border Near Delhi
A clash broke out between anti-farm law protesters camping out at the Uttar Pradesh-Delhi border at Ghazipur and the local BJP workers.
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Nails Not Removed, Just "Repositioned": Cops On Farmer Protest Site Video
Nails fixed on the road at the farmers' protest site near the Delhi-Uttar Pradesh border are not being removed but only being repositioned to not cause problems to the public who may cross some spots, Delhi Police said today after videos of the nails being taken off the road emerged.
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On Camera, Farmer Leader Slaps Man: "Those With Ill Intent Should Leave"
Bharatiya Kisan Union spokesperson Rakesh Tikait slapped a man at the Ghazipur border where farmers are protesting against the new farm laws. "He is not a member of our organisation. He was taking a stick and would have done something. He was misbehaving with the media. All those who are here with ill intent should leave," said Mr Tikait.
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Key Delhi-UP Border Closed, 1,000 Cops As Faceoff With Farmers Grows
Huge security arrangements were made at the Delhi-Uttar Pradesh border at Ghazipur on Thursday evening as farmers protesting against the Centre's contentious farm laws remained locked in a face-off with the police. Uttar Pradesh decided to take action two days after the violence during the Republic Day tractor rally. The local administration had as...
