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Fortified Delhi lowers guard: Farmers allowed to hold peaceful protests

After day-long clashes with police at the capital's border, farmers get a hearing on Dec 3

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Earlier in the day, agitating farmers at the Delhi-Haryana-Singhu border hurled stones and broke barricades as they clashed with the Delhi Police, which used tear gas on them

Sanjeeb Mukherjee Agencies New Delhi

4 min read Last Updated : Nov 27 2020 | 11:13 PM IST

After two days of pitched battles with the police in Haryana and Delhi, the farmers protesting against the new agriculture laws were finally allowed by the Centre to enter the national capital, thus paving the way for a possible peaceful resolution to the imbroglio.

Delhi Police officials said the farmers have been allowed to hold peaceful protests at the Nirankari Ground at Burari in North Delhi. (Delhi Police falls under the direct control of the Union home ministry.)

Earlier in the day, agitating farmers at the Delhi-Haryana-Singhu border hurled stones and broke barricades as they clashed with the Delhi Police,

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