Protesting farmers will enter the capital and take part in a ‘Kisan Gantantra Parade’, will driving tractors
on five routes covering around 150 km, on January 27 after Delhi Police on Saturday gave statement for the rally to be held in a “peaceful manner”.
Through one of the largest strikes in decades witnessed by India,
the farmers are demanding the repeal of the three contentious laws
Punjab AAP MLAs to move towards Delhi on tractors to support farmers' who are in hurdle.
National Students' Union of India(NSUI), the student wing of the
Congress party, holds a tractor rally in Amritsar in support of the farmers strikes.
Haryana authorities issue travel advisory in view of farmer's tractor parade
Indian farmers reject government’s offer to suspend new laws
While the government says the laws will differ India’s vast agricultural sector and allow farmers to
sell their produce directly to private companies, the protesters
see the legal as “pro-corporate” and “anti-farmer” and fear they will destroy their livelihoods.
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