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Farmers' Protest: Authorities on Wednesday got more concrete poured between the concrete slabs at the Tikri Border to make the border stronger for the protest's second day

The farmer leader reiterated and dismissed the claims of the Congress Partys and Aam Aadmi Partys support to the farmers and labourers.

India News: Mayawati, the supremo of Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), urges the government to take the demands of the farmers seriously and resolve them appropriately and timely. She emphasizes the need for dialogue with the protesting farmers and advises against the use of force. The article discusses the ongoing farmers' protests and the suspension of mobile internet services in Haryana. It also mentions the traffic jams at the Delhi-Ghaziabad border due to the protests and the security measure...

Delhi police have already enforced Section 144, restricting entry of tractor trolleys and large assemblies to ensure law and order. Meanwhile, long traffic jams were seen on Wednesday at the Delhi-Ghaziabad border due to the farmers protest and security checks put in place by the authorities.

The protesting farmers, led by Sanyukt Kisan Morcha and Punjab Kisan Mazdoor Sangharsh Committee, have put forth 12 demands. These include a law guaranteeing minimum support price, complete debt waiver, pensions for farmers and farm laborers, scrapping of the Electricity Amendment Bill 2020, and more.

Traders and shopkeepers at Delhis Singhu border are facing tough times once again as a fresh round of protests by farmers from Punjab threatens their businesses. The Delhi Chalo march, which began on Tuesday, has led to restrictions on traffic and movement, causing shops to close early and resulting in significant financial losses. Local businesses, including a shopping complex and smaller shops, are suffering due to reduced footfall and early closures.

Singhu border on NH-44 is now inaccessible for traffic, according to Delhi Traffic Police. Due to the ongoing farmers protest, long traffic jams have been observed at the Delhi-Ghaziabad border. Security checks have been implemented by the authorities, with Rapid Action Force personnel, Police personnel, and Riot Control Vehicles deployed at the Singhu Border.

Three Union ministers will meet farmer leaders for another round of talks as the protesters continue to stay at the Punjab-Haryana border

New Delhi, February 14 (IANS): 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.

Several farmer associations, mostly from Uttar Pradesh, Haryana and Punjab, had called for a protest on February 13 to demand a law guaranteeing Minimum Support Price for crops. Some of them are marching towards Delhi as [arty of their Dilli Chalo agitation.