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Farmers' protests LIVE: Centre ready to resolve differences, says minister
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Last Updated at November 27, 2020 00:44 IST
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Farmers in large numbers gather near Karnal's Karna Lake area, to proceed to Delhi to protest against farm laws. Photo: ANI
Farmers, who are protesting against three new farm laws, faced water cannons and broke police barriers at the state's border with Haryana as they pushed towards the national capital on Thursday in their 'Dilli Chalo' march. At the Shambhu border, the Haryana Police and Punjab protesters in their tractor-trolleys faced each other off on a bridge over the Ghaggar River.
Delhi Metro services from neighbouring cities to the national capital will remain suspended in view of the 'Delhi chalo' protest march by farmers against the Centre's new farm laws, DMRC said today. However, metro services will be available from Delhi towards the NCR sections.
Delhi Metro services from neighbouring cities to the national capital will remain suspended in view of the 'Delhi chalo' protest march by farmers against the Centre's new farm laws, DMRC said today. However, metro services will be available from Delhi towards the NCR sections.
Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar said the new agriculture laws passed by parliament in the monsoon session were "need of the hour" and that the government ready to talk with farmers on December 3, and resolve differences.
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