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Farmers' Protests
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Farmers' Protests: Unrest in Singhu border after around 200 people barge in

| @indiablooms | Jan 29, 2021, at 08:46 pm

New Delhi/IBNS: A fresh unrest broke out on Friday afternoon in the Singhu border, the protest site of the farmers, after around 200 people barged into the place, media reports said.

A scuffle broke out between the intruders and police.

This occurred three days after the farmers' tractor rally took a violent turn leading to the death of at least one farmer and injury of more than 100 police personnel.

The Delhi police have filed FIRs against at least 10 farmer leaders including Rakesh Tikait and Yogendra Yadav for inciting violence during the tractor rally. 

Nineteen people have been arrested and more than 25 cases were registered a day after violence erupted during farmers' tractor rally in the national capital on Tuesday, the Delhi Police said.

The farmer groups have alleged a huge conspiracy behind the eruption of violence on Tuesday during the tractor rally organised to protest against the Centre's contentious farms laws, in which a farmer died.

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