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According to a Department of Telecom spokesperson, internet shutdown order has been invoked by the local law and order administration and not by the department.
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Deviating from the designated route for the tractor parade, protesting farmers entered the Red Fort and hoisted flags from some domes of the iconic monument in the national capital.
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The Delhi Police appealed to the protesting farmers to not take law in their hands and maintain peace.
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The police also asked the farmers to head back to their pre-decided routes for the tractor parade.
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Police used tear gas on groups of farmers and resorted to baton charge as protestors broke past barricades at different border points.
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The protesting unions has also announced a foot march to Parliament on February 1, when the annual Budget is presented.
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The agitation is part of the all-India 3-day action launched since Sunday in all states to express solidarity with the farmers in Delhi demanding a complete repeal of the 3 farm laws.
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Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao directed Agriculture department to strive for the development of crop rotation system, encourage farm mechanisation and adopt modern farming practices in the State
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Centre was trying to benefit certain corporates through the new farm laws, said former MLC Kokkirala Premsagar Rao
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The Samyukta Kisan Morcha, a pro-farmer body, has given a nationwide call for a struggle from January 23 to 26, including rallies to Raj Bhavans (governor houses) in states.
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The Centre had offered to put on hold the three laws for 12-18 months and also set up a joint committee to find solutions.
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Addressing a crucial meeting of the Congress Working Committee, she alleged that it was now abundantly clear that the three farm laws were prepared in haste.
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Participating in a webinar on ‘Farm Bill 2020: Policy and Perspectives-Focus on Telangana Agriculture,” organised by the Centre for Good Governance (CGG) and Telangana State Planning Board, he lauded the farm laws.
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"The govt proposed to suspend the farm laws for one and a half years. We rejected the proposal but since it has come from the centre we will meet tomorrow and deliberate over it," Joginder Singh Ugrahan said.
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Interacting with mediapersons here, he termed the three farm laws as anti-farmers
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He thanked the apex court for considering the pleas of farmers and constituting an experts committee to review the farm laws.
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The SC's welcome intervention should prompt the government to be part of the solution rather than of the problem
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Warangal Urban: Responding to a call given by the TPCC, Congress leaders and workers staged a dharna at Ambedkar junction in Hanamkonda, here on Monday. Speaking during the protest, District Congress Committee (DCC) president Naini Rajender Reddy demanded the Centre to withdraw the three new farm laws as they are detrimental to interests of the […]
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A three-judge bench, headed by Chief Justice of India (CJI) Sharad Arvind Bobde, is hearing a batch of petitions, including those filed by DMK MP Tiruchi Siva, RJD MP Manoj K Jha, against the constitutional validity
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Hyderabad: Congress Legislature Party (CLP) leader Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka launched a blistering attack on the NDA government on Sunday for supporting corporates and ignoring the interests of farmers who were agitating for the last few weeks against the new farms laws. “We strongly believe that the Centre conspired to bring the new farms laws to […]
