After halting for the night, the farmers march will resume today. Thousands of farmers marched towards Delhi on account of the ‘Delhi Chalo’ march on Tuesday. Amid the farmers protests, 24 police personnel, including a deputy superintendent of police, were injured.
Over 200 farmers unions will be taking part in this march and making their way to the national capital. Section 144 has been imposed across the national capital till March 12, 2024. Restrictions on gathering have also been placed in Haryana. Meanwhile, Punjab police did not stop the farmers convoy leaving the state and expressed their support for the farmers.
As the farmers march continues, tensions are running high in Delhi as thousands of farmers make their way to the national capital. The ‘Delhi Chalo’ march has gained significant momentum, with over 200 farmers unions participating in the protest. However, the protests have not been without controversy and clashes with law enforcement.
Yesterday, as farmers approached the borders of Delhi, clashes broke out between the protesters and the police. 24 police personnel, including a deputy superintendent of police, were injured in the clashes. The situation remains volatile, with both sides expressing their resolve to continue their respective actions.
In response to the protests, authorities have imposed section 144 across the national capital till March 12, 2024. This move aims to restrict large gatherings and maintain law and order. Similar restrictions on gathering have also been imposed in Haryana, as authorities brace for further protests and potential clashes.
Amidst these developments, Punjab police did not impede the farmers’ convoy leaving the state. Instead, they expressed their solidarity with the farmers and their cause. This gesture has further emboldened the protesters as they make their way towards Delhi.
The farmers’ demands primarily revolve around the repeal of the new agricultural laws enacted by the central government. They claim that these laws will negatively impact their livelihoods and favor corporate interests over their own. The farmers insist that they will continue their protests until their demands are met.
The ‘Delhi Chalo’ march has garnered international attention, drawing support from various quarters. Many are closely monitoring the situation as it unfolds, with concerns over potential escalation and the impact on India’s agricultural sector.
As the farmers’ march resumes today, all eyes are on Delhi. The authorities are preparing for further protests, with police advisories issued for Delhi, Gurgaon, and Haryana. The situation remains tense, and the coming days will be critical in determining the outcome of this massive protest.
The farmers are resolute in their determination to have their voices heard, and it remains to be seen how the government will respond to their demands. The ‘Delhi Chalo’ march is a potent display of collective action, highlighting the immense challenges faced by farmers and the significance of agriculture in India’s economy.
Stay tuned for further updates on the farmers’ protest as the situation continues to evolve.
