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Thousands of Indian farmers, equipped with cranes and excavators, resume their protest march to the capital after four rounds of talks with the government failed to reach a deal.

Haryana Police on Wednesday hurled tear gas shells to disperse farmers from Punjab at Shambhu and Khanauri border points

A farmer was killed and 12 police personnel were injured in clashes between security personnel and protesting farmers at at Khanauri near Punjab-Haryana border

Bharat Bandh today: The farmer unions have asked all the like-minded farmer organisations to come forward and participate in the Bharat bandh. | Latest News India

The Bharat Bandh is being organized in solidarity with the ‘Delhi Chalo’ movement, which involves farmers from Punjab marching to the national capital to demand that the government fulfill their demands, including the implementation of a law guaranteeing MSP for crops. - Newsx

A total of 37 farmers’ groups under the umbrella group Samyukt Kisan Morcha have announced a Gramin Bharat bandh or nationwide strike on Friday, February 16.

There is heavy security deployment at Singhu and Tikri borders. Multiple layers of barricades, barbed wires and concrete blocks have been put up to stop the farmers from entering the national capital. Delhi Police has deployed drones to keep an eye on the situation at the Singhu border and ordered more than 30,000 teargas shells from the Border Security Force's (BSF) Tear Smoke Unit., Delhi News, Times Now

The police have recommended utilizing metro services to mitigate inconvenience caused by traffic diversions. They have also imposed restrictions on various types of vehicles, including goods vehicles traveling to Delhi via Yamuna Expressway to Noida/Greater Noida Expressway, as well as vehicles heading to Surajpur via Sira and Parichowk. The Delhi Chalo March, orchestrated by approximately 200 farmers unions and a significant number of farmers, is slated to arrive in the national capital on Febr...

Singhu border was completely sealed with boulders, concrete slabs and metal barricades on Wednesday. Even ambulances with critical patients were turned back. Read more.

Some trains were diverted on Thursday after farmers squatted on tracks at many places in Punjab over the Haryana Police’s action against ’Delhi Chalo’ protest