The protest was led by Punjab Congress chief Amarinder Singh Raja Warring.
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Will decide next course of action on Feb 29: Farmer leaders on 'Delhi Chalo' call
Farmers protesting to press the Centre for their various demands will stay put at the two protest sites on the Punjab-Haryana border till February 29 when the next course of action will be decided, their leader Sarwan Singh Pandher said on Friday.
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The death of a young farmer in clashes with the Haryana police on Wednesday has added an emotional dimension to the agitation that farmers have been staging for over a week.
Police use tear gas to prevent farmers from reaching Khanauri border; Haryana withdraws NSA order
As fresh clashes broke out, the Haryana Police on Friday used tear gas to disperse protesting farmers heading towards Khanauri on Punjab's border with the state.
Candle march 'in memory of martyrs' planned for today evening: Farmer leader Sarwan Singh Pandher
Events planned until February 29 during 'Dilli Chalo' march hiatus
On the evening of February 24th, SKM (Non-political) and Kisan Majoor Morcha will coordinate candle marches across the country to "commemorate the sacrifice of martyr Shubhkaran Singh and three other farmers".
On February 25th, a conference on the subject of India's participation in the WTO - particularly the impact of free trade policies on agriculture - will convene at the Shambhu and Khannauri borders, aimed at raising awareness among farmers nationwide.
February 26th will witness the burning of WTO signboards in the morning. Additionally, larger effigies will be set ablaze at Shambhu and Khannauri borders at 3 PM.
On February 27th, national-level meetings of both forums will take place at the Shambhu and Khannauri borders.
Finally, on February 28th, a joint gathering of both forums will be convened to announce the decisions taken until then, paving the way for the 'Dilli Chalo' march to resume on February 29.
'Haryana government's goons vandalised tractors, responsible for Shubhkaran Singh's cold-blooded murder,' alleges farmer leader
He added that "The Punjab government has failed in it's duty to protect us."
'Inflammatory material, false rumours': Haryana extends internet suspension for seventh time amid farmers' protest
The Haryana government has further extended the suspension of mobile internet and bulk SMS services in seven districts by a day till Saturday in the wake of the ongoing farmers' 'Delhi Chalo' agitation, according to an official order.
Mobile internet and bulk SMS services were first suspended in Ambala, Kurukshetra, Kaithal, Jind, Hisar, Fatehabad and Sirsa on February 11 and the suspension was extended on February 13, 15, 17, 19, 20 and 21.
In the order issued on Friday, Additional Chief Secretary T V S N Prasad said, "After assessment of the current prevailing law and order situation in the state, the conditions are still critical and tense in the district Ambala, Kurukshetra, Kaithal, Jind, Hisar, Fatehabad and Sirsa."
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Farmers protest outside Sangrur police station demanding FIR against Haryana Home Minister Anil Vij, Jind SSP over 'brutal murder of Shubhkaran Singh'
The protest was led by Punjab Congress chief Amarinder Singh Raja Warring.
'Beaten in a sack, denied proper treatment in Chandigarh': Punjabi youth Pritpal Singh victim of police atrocities, alleges brother
Handover injured farmer to us: Punjab chief secretary to Haryana counterpart
Chandigarh: Punjab Chief Secretary Anurag Verma on Saturday wrote to his Haryana counterpart demanding that a farmer who was injured in clashes during the 'Delhi Chalo' march and is undergoing treatment at PGI Rohtak be handed over to the Punjab authorities.
Verma said that any other farmer from Punjab undergoing treatment in Haryana should also be handed over to the state authorities. (PTI)
Farmers' protest: Delhi's Singhu, Tikri borders to be partially reopened
Authorities here initiated the process of partially reopening Singhu and Tikri borders with Haryana on Saturday, almost two weeks after they were sealed in view of farmers' 'Delhi Chalo' march, officials said.
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Punjab farmer hospitalised at Rohtak being shifted to PGIMER Chandigarh after Mann govt's letter, reports PTI
Won't end agitation until demands met: Farmer leader Pandher
Farmers participating in the 'Delhi Chalo' call will not end their agitation until their demands are met, farmer leader Sarwan Singh Pandher said on Saturday while indicating that their stir may continue even after the model code of conduct for the Lok Sabha polls comes into force.
Thousands of farmers have been staying put at Khanauri and Shambhu points on Punjab's border with Haryana along with their tractor-trolleys and trucks after their march to the national capital to press the Centre for various demands, including a legal guarantee of minimum support price (MSP) for crops, was stopped by security forces. (PTI)