Farmers, who were seen as friendly and peaceful for more than 60 days as they waited for government to accept their terms, suddenly left behind a trail of vandalism, violence, holliganism as they hoisted their flags at the 17th century iconic Red Fort after running amok through the capital clashing with the police personnel in several parts of the national capital. IANS brings the entire timeline of the farmers proposed Kisan Gantantra parade that turned violent unexpectedly and went from peaceful to bloody becoming Occupy Delhi movement in no time. 7 a.m.: Delhi-Haryana Tikri border: Farmers enter the national capital after breaking barricades.
A Timeline: How things turned violent in Delhi on R-Day
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New Delhi, Jan 26 : Farmers, who were seen as friendly and peaceful for more than 60 days as they waited for government to accept their terms, suddenly left behind a trail of vandalism, violence, holliganism as they hoisted their flags at the 17th century iconic Red Fort after running amok through the capital clashing with the police personnel in several parts of the national capital.
IANS brings the entire timeline of the farmers proposed Kisan Gantantra parade that turned violent unexpectedly and went from peaceful to bloody becoming Occupy Delhi movement in no time.
Farmers clash with Delhi Police personnel near Sanjay Gandhi Transport Nagar. Farmers tractor rally: Clashes between police and protestors in Nangloi | Photo Credit: ANI
New Delhi: Farmers, who were seen as friendly and peaceful for more than 60 days as they waited for the government to accept their terms, suddenly left behind a trail of vandalism, violence, hooliganism as they hoisted their flags at the 17th century iconic Red Fort after running amok through the capital clashing with the police personnel in several parts of the national capital.
IANS brings the entire timeline of the farmers proposed Kisan Gantantra parade that turned violent unexpectedly and went from peaceful to bloody becoming Occupy Delhi movement in no time.
At Singhu border, kirtans replace protest speeches
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Groups from Amritsar, Chandigarh came to site to perform
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Groups from Amritsar, Chandigarh came to site to perform
The crowd at Delhi-Haryana’s Singhu border on Monday morning sat mesmerised in front of the stage. For the past two days, spiritual sermons replaced speeches and announcements for donations.
Protesting farmers on Sunday and Monday commemorated the martyrdom of Guru Gobind Singh’s family and continued with
kirtan, vichar and katha.
Over 20 groups from Amritsar’s Golden Temple and a popular one from Chandigarh had come to perform
kirtan at the site. “We have come here voluntarily and in support of the farmers. We stand by them,” said Hazoori Ragi Shi Darbad Sahib Bhai Devinder Singh.