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After thousands of farmers moved towards Delhi, in the wake of the 'Delhi Chalo' march on Tuesday, the 'kisan andolan' march was reportedly halted for a night on Tuesday by the farmers and resumed on Wednesday morning at 9 AM. Early Wednesday morning visuals show the security arrangements at the Gazipur Border as the farmers resumed the 'Delhi Chalo' march towards the National Capital., India News, Times Now

Mobile internet services, bulk SMS, and dongle services will remain suspended in seven districts of Haryana for an additional 48 hours until midnight on February 15 due to the 'Dilli Chalo' protest by farmers' organizations.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi spoke with an injured farmer who was involved in the clash between farmers and police at the Shambhu border near Ambala. Gandhi expressed support for the farmer and condemned the police action. Farmer leaders claim that 60 protesters were injured in the clash.

Traffic was disrupted at the Singhu and Tikri borders between Delhi and Haryana as police set up barricades to prevent vehicles from crossing, ahead of a farmers march to Delhi. While these borders were closed, regulated traffic continued at the Ghazipur border. Heavy security was seen at the Apsara and Ghazipur borders with Uttar Pradesh. The farmers are demanding a law on minimum support price and are marching to Delhi after an inconclusive meeting with Union ministers.

Traffic Jam at Delhi Borders. The commuters said the tight security by the police has led to traffic chaos at places like Ghazipur, Gurugram and Singhu borders.

'Dilli Chalo' protest latest: Thousands of farmers, mostly from Punjab, were faced with heavy police presence as they tried to breach barricades to enter Delhi.

Mobile internet services, bulk SMS and all dongle services will continue to remain suspended in seven districts of Haryana for another 48 hours till February 15 midnight in view of the Delli Chalo call given by farmers organisations.

With protesting farmers seeking to march, security remained tight with personnel deployed in huge numbers and barricades regulating movement

The Delhi Traffic Police today issued a traffic advisory in view of the ongoing farmers' protest, alerting commuters about restrictions on movement of vehicles at various borders of the national capital.

Despite the ongoing struggles of farmers attempting to breach barricades at the Shambhu border in Haryana's Ambala, the Delhi Police on Wednesday heightened the security measures at the Singhu and Tikri borders.In an effort to deter farmers ...