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Protesting farmers plan mega rally in Lucknow on November 22 | India News - Rashtra News : Rashtra News #Protesting #farmers #plan #mega #rally #Lucknow #November #India #News #Times #India NEW DELHI: The protesting farmers have planned a mega rally in Lucknow on November 22, to send out their message across Uttar Pradesh, just before

Farmers, who resumed marching towards Delhi on March 6, are all geared up to hold the nationwide ‘Rail Roko’ agitation on Sunday. | Latest News India

The British Parliament raised concerns over the death of a farmer during the ongoing farmers Delhi Chalo march in India. Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi, a Sikh MP, highlighted the importance of protecting the farmers freedom of expression. The farmer, Shubkaran Singh, was killed amid a clash with security personnel. X (formerly Twitter) also complied with Indias orders to suspend accounts linked to the protest, emphasizing its commitment to freedom of expression despite disagreeing with the directives.

Shubhkaran Singh, a 21-year-old resident of Bathinda, was killed, and 12 police personnel were injured during clashes at the Khanauri border point on the Punjab-Haryana border on Wednesday. The incident occurred as some protesting farmers attempted to move towards barricades.

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India News: Tensions are high in Haryana's Hisar after police fired tear gas shells at farmers who were holding a panchayat in Khedi Chopta area to discuss the demands they have made to the Centre, including minimum support price.

Police officer injured in clash as protesting farmers demand MSP, loan waivers, and more in Haryana's Hisar

There is no space for negotiation with protesting farmers near the Ukrainian border, as they are defending their very survival, Polish President Andrzej Duda said in an interview with Polsat News on Feb. 22.

Indian Sikh warriors, some on horseback, gathered Thursday to protect protesting farmers stalled by fearsome police barricades from advancing on the capital New Delhi to demand higher crop prices.Thousands of farmers on tractors launched what they have dubbed "Delhi Chalo", or "March to Delhi", last week to demand a law to fix a minimum price for their crops, in addition to other concessions including the waiving of loans.

India News: The government has once again urged protesting farmers to avoid violence and engage in peaceful talks to find a solution. The Samyukta Kisan Morcha ha