Farmer killed as police deploy tear gas, fire rubber bullets to disperse protesters at Punjab-Haryana border
The farmer leaders have asked the protesters to maintain calm and peace. Volunteers deputed by the farmer leaders at the […]
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Farmer dies in clash with Haryana security personnel who deploy tear gas, fire rubber bullets at protesters
CHANDIGARH: A 21-year-old farmer was killed and a few others injured following a clash between security personnel and protesting farmers
Agri minister invites farmer leaders for fresh talks; Haryana cops fire tear gas shells as ‘Delhi Chalo’ set to resume
Meanwhile, Haryana security personnel stationed at the Shambhu border point between Punjab and Haryana fired some tear gas shells after
Cops fire tear gas to disperse farmers
NEW DELHI: Though the third-round meeting between the Centre and leaders of protesting farmers’ unions remained inconclusive, the Centre asserted
Police fire tear gas shells as farmers gather at Shambhu border near Ambala
The farmers from Punjab began their march to the national capital on Tuesday but were stopped by security personnel at
Delhi Police Orders 30,000 Tear Gas Shells Amid Farmers’ Protest
New Delhi: The Delhi Police has placed orders for more than 30,000 tear gas shells, an official said, as the
Delhi Police orders 30,000 tear gas shells
The farmers seek to march to the national capital to press the Centre to agree to their various demands including
Farmers fly kites to take on drone dropping tear gas shells on farmers at Shambhu border
CHANDIGARH: A few young farmers, part of the ‘Delhi Chalo’ march, on Wednesday took to flying kites hoping to bring
Chaos at Punjab-Haryana border as Khattar Govt uses tear gas, cane to block farmer protests
CHANDIGARH: Several spots along the Punjab-Haryana border witnessed chaotic scenes as the Haryana government tried to disperse farmers trying to
Punjab farmers march towards Delhi, Cops hurl tear gas; few detained at Shambu border
The Haryana government has also imposed restrictions under Section 144 of the CrPC in as many as 15 districts, prohibiting