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Farmers in the region plan to march to Delhi in support of their demands, but the Haryana police is determined to stop them. Media coverage of the situation is also being restricted.

Farmer Preetam Singh was killed during a clash between farmers and policemen in Sangrur district on Monday amid protests over the detention of several farm leaders ahead of a proposed rally in Chandigarh.

The prime minister is campaigning in Punjab thrice this week, and the Samyukt Kisan Morcha has planned protests to make their demands heard.

Security alerts from intelligence agencies have indicated a possible terror plot and threat on Republic day to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other dignitaries

The Punjab Police registered an FIR in connection with the alleged security lapses during Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Punjab. Here's what has happened so far in the case.

PM's security breached: 'Police told us PM was coming by road', says BKU chief Surjit Singh Phool : #RashtraNews #PMs #security #breached #Police #told #coming #road #BKU #chief #Surjit #Singh #Phool The Bharatiya Kisan Union (Krantikari) has admitted that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's cavalcade was blocked by its workers. "At about 2 pm, we learnt

The Bhartiya Kisan Union (Krantikari) said the blockade on Wednesday was unintentional and they were not aware of the PM’s plan to take the route.

The Union home ministry has formed a committee to probe the incident that left the PM and his cavalcade stuck on a flyover for around 20 minutes

Indiscriminate Arrests Show That the State Is Scared: Nodeep Kaur Speaking at a press conference after her release on bail, the labour activist said that anyone who raises their voice is being labelled and booked under stringent laws. Nodeep Kaur speaking at the press conference. Photo: Ismar Ara/The Wire Rights01/Mar/2021 New Delhi: Labour activist Nodeep Kaur, who was recently released on bail, said that state repression was on the rise, saying anyone who raises their voice is “called names...

1482 Farmers block the Delhi-Uttar Pradesh border during their protest against the farm laws in Ghaziabad on Sunday. PTI Mukesh Tandon Sonepat, December 13 Farmer leaders on Sunday accused the Centre of hatching a conspiracy to derail their agitation and emphasised that the protest was gaining strength by the day and nothing less than revocation of the three controversial farm laws would be acceptable to them. The leaders told the media that there was no dispute among the unions. Their message...