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Farmers take foot massage, set up by an international NGO, at Singhu border during their sit-in protest against the Centres farm reform laws, in New Delhi.
It has been 20 days now since farmers are protesting against Centre s three new farm laws, pressurising the government to listen to their demand of repealing the new reforms. Farmers, in order to make their voice heard, have been sitting at the Delhi-Haryana Singhu border, blocking a major highway towards Punjab, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh.
Though several rounds of talks with the Centre have taken place, a conclusion on the issue has still not been reached as farmers remain adamant to their demand of repealing the laws. The crowd of farmers at the Singhu border is also increasing by the day.
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The protesting farmers groups have not formally responded to the Centre’s proposal on amendments to the three farm sector laws, three days after it was delivered to them. Instead, they said the same amendments had already been rejected when they were put forth by the government during the last round of talks on December 5.
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