The protesters -- including members of the JNU Students' Union and the All India Kisan Sabha -- demanded a compensation of Rs 25 lakh for the dead and Rs 5 lakh for those who were injured in the incident yesterday.
"The incident is a continuation of the attitude of the government in indulging in violence instead of listening to the voices of the farmers," they said a memorandum submitted to the Resident Commissioner of MP.
"The agriculture (sector) is deteriorating and the government seems to be insensitive about the issue," said JNUSU President Mohit Kumar Pandey in a statement.
All India Kisan Sabha leader Hannan Mollah also took part in the protest.
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