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Big Farmers' Protest In Delhi Today, Security Stepped Up: 10 Points
Hundreds of farmers from various states are protesting against unemployment at Delhi's Jantar Mantar today amid tight security arrangements made by police to avoid any untoward incident. Some farmers have also been detained by the police.
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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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Ahead Of Punjab Polls, Centre's Farm Laws U-Turn On Guru Nanak Jayanti
While Punjab Congress chief Navjot Singh Sidhu hailed the "sacrifice" of the farmers and called the move "a step in the right direction", former Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh thanked PM Modi for "acceding to the demands of every Punjabi.
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Talking To Farmers, Anyone Trying To Disturb Peace Will Be Firmly Dealt: Delhi Top Cop
Delhi Police Commissioner Rakesh Asthana has said they have been talking to farmers protesting against farm laws and steps have been taken to prevent recurrence of the past incident
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3,000 Riot Cops Called Into Haryana's Hisar To Block Farmers' Protest
Security has been stepped up in Haryana's Hisar district as farmers have planned to picket the residence of a senior police officer tomorrow to protest criminal cases filed against more than 300 farmers.
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Government's Silence Indicates It Is Planning Steps Against Farmers' Protest: Rakesh Tikait
BKU leader Rakesh Tikait has claimed that the centre's "silence" for the past few days indicates that it is planning some steps against the farmers'' agitation over newly enacted agriculture laws.
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Protesting Farmers Plan Countrywide Train Blockade On February 18
Farmers protesting against the Centre's farm laws at the border of Delhi have decided to step up their protest with a four-point programme. The last of these is a plan to block railways across the country on February 18, said Samyukt Kisan Morcha, a conglomerate of farmers' organisations.
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US Backs "Peaceful Protests", Says Farm Reforms Will "Improve Efficiency"
Unhindered access to information, including the Internet, and peaceful protests are a hallmark of a thriving democracy, the US said on Wednesday in comments on the farmer protests that also backed "steps that can improve the efficiency of India's markets".
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Tractor Rally Ripples In Haryana: Locals Want Protesting Farmers Gone
Upset over the violence in Delhi during Republic Day's tractor rally, a group of villages in Haryana have asked farmers protesting against the Centre's farm laws to vacate the nearby highway. The police had to step in to stop another flare-up. The villagers have given the protesters an ultimatum -- asking them to vacate the highway within 24 hours....
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"No Question Of Taking Retrograde Steps": Rajnath Singh On Farm Laws
As farmers intensified their protests against the newly enacted farm laws, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday asserted that agriculture was a "mother sector" and there was no question of taking any "retrograde steps" against it ever.
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Big Farmers' Protest In Delhi Today, Security Stepped Up: 10 Points
Hundreds of farmers from various states are protesting against unemployment at Delhi's Jantar Mantar today amid tight security arrangements made by police to avoid any untoward incident. Some farmers have also been detained by the police.
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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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Ahead Of Punjab Polls, Centre's Farm Laws U-Turn On Guru Nanak Jayanti
While Punjab Congress chief Navjot Singh Sidhu hailed the "sacrifice" of the farmers and called the move "a step in the right direction", former Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh thanked PM Modi for "acceding to the demands of every Punjabi.
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Talking To Farmers, Anyone Trying To Disturb Peace Will Be Firmly Dealt: Delhi Top Cop
Delhi Police Commissioner Rakesh Asthana has said they have been talking to farmers protesting against farm laws and steps have been taken to prevent recurrence of the past incident
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3,000 Riot Cops Called Into Haryana's Hisar To Block Farmers' Protest
Security has been stepped up in Haryana's Hisar district as farmers have planned to picket the residence of a senior police officer tomorrow to protest criminal cases filed against more than 300 farmers.
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Government's Silence Indicates It Is Planning Steps Against Farmers' Protest: Rakesh Tikait
BKU leader Rakesh Tikait has claimed that the centre's "silence" for the past few days indicates that it is planning some steps against the farmers'' agitation over newly enacted agriculture laws.
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Protesting Farmers Plan Countrywide Train Blockade On February 18
Farmers protesting against the Centre's farm laws at the border of Delhi have decided to step up their protest with a four-point programme. The last of these is a plan to block railways across the country on February 18, said Samyukt Kisan Morcha, a conglomerate of farmers' organisations.
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US Backs "Peaceful Protests", Says Farm Reforms Will "Improve Efficiency"
Unhindered access to information, including the Internet, and peaceful protests are a hallmark of a thriving democracy, the US said on Wednesday in comments on the farmer protests that also backed "steps that can improve the efficiency of India's markets".
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Tractor Rally Ripples In Haryana: Locals Want Protesting Farmers Gone
Upset over the violence in Delhi during Republic Day's tractor rally, a group of villages in Haryana have asked farmers protesting against the Centre's farm laws to vacate the nearby highway. The police had to step in to stop another flare-up. The villagers have given the protesters an ultimatum -- asking them to vacate the highway within 24 hours....
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"No Question Of Taking Retrograde Steps": Rajnath Singh On Farm Laws
As farmers intensified their protests against the newly enacted farm laws, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday asserted that agriculture was a "mother sector" and there was no question of taking any "retrograde steps" against it ever.
