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In high spirits, farmers at Delhis Singhu border unmindful of dip in protesters footfall Except for a brief period after the Republic Day violence, which saw attrition of protesters, the site has been active since the farmers camped here in November last year. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- After surviving the winter, the farmer protesters at Singhu border are bracing for a punishing summer. (Photo| EPS) Express News Service NEW DELHI: Beyond the concrete barricades and concertina wires put...

Alleging that notices are being served on people backing the agitation against the farm laws, BKU leader Balbir Singh Rajewal on Sunday asked farmers to gherao Delhi Police personnel if they come to their villages to make an arrest. The BKU (Rajewal) leader also asked the Amarinder Singh-led Punjab government that the state police should not cooperate with the Delhi cops. If the Delhi Police personnel come to arrest you, gather the entire village and oppose them," Rajewal told farmers at a "...

Gherao Delhi cops if they come to arrest you, BKU leader tells farmers as more events announced to escalate protest BKU leader Balbir Singh Rajewal alleged that those serving langar or extending help to farmers at the protest sites near Delhi borders are being issued notices by police. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- Farmers stage a protest at Tikri border during their ongoing Delhi Chalo agitation against Centres new farm laws in New Delhi. (File Photo | PTI) By PTI CHANDIGARH: Alleging t...

  The increasing intolerance of the ruling dispensation at the centre towards legitimate dissent is a reflection on the state of democracy. This has been borne out by the arrest of journalists, activists, lawyers, poets, and students, trolling of public intellectuals, and hounding of public-spirited media organisations. The government, using its ever-present spectre of policing, is wielding imprisonment, suspicion, and ­direct violence as its strategy to deal with dissent and protest. The gov...

Read online at https://workersliberty.org/node/36825 Release Nodeep Kaur and Shiv Kumar! Submitted by AWL on 16 February, 2021 - 7:38 Author: Mohan Sen The Modi government’s repression against Indian farmers’ protests ( Solidarity581) could signal the Hindu-nationalist regime’s panic-stricken weakening and decline, or the onset of an even more consolidated authoritarianism. The repression is harsh and escalating. About two hundred farmers have died as a result of protrac...

From Disha To Greta, Saving Democracy Requires We Get Radical A rally in support of Disha Ravi in New Delhi - Mayank Makhija/NurPhoto via ZUMA       The contemporary crises of our world – climatic, democratic, technological, economic, epidemic – can no longer be understood or contained within the logic of nation states. 2021-02-20 "I would like my books to be a kind of tool box which others can rummage through to find a tool...

The protesters urged the farmers unions to stand like a rock behind those who have been arrested. HOSHIARPUR: Sikh Youth of Punjab along with other youth groups took out a motor cycle rally to express solidarity with jailed farmers and activists including Disha Ravi and Nodeep Kaur in Hoshiarpur. They criticized the Narendra Modi government for adopting “stubborn and hawkish” attitude on farmers demand to repeal all three contentious farm laws. The groups urged the farmers unions to stand...

The Updated List of Indias Anti-Nationals (According to the Modi Government) Anyone pointing out the Centre’s shortfalls – farmers, lawyers, journalists, comedians, activists, students – is branded not anti-government but anti-national. Demonstrators shout slogans behind police barricades during a protest demanding the release of social activists who, according to them, were arrested by the police for supporting farmers protest against farm laws, in New Delhi, India, February 15,...

New Delhi: 16 Feb 2021. On February 13, 2021, the Delhi Police registered an FIR against Disha Ravi. Ravi has been a known climate activist and has

 Parents, teenagers and young adults on Wednesday begin an online campaign, seeking safety and freedom of youngsters from the government.