Noida City- Farmers protesting continue due to New Farm Laws and Closed Noida and Delhi NCR borders.
Farmers from Haryana, Punjab, and from other various districts coming to Delhi NCR to protest over New Farm Laws.
Today farmers closed the Chilla route road and traffic heavily disturbed and Noida Traffic Tweeted to take the DND route or Kalindi Kunj road to enter in Nation Region Delhi.
“The Chilla route is obstructed due to the farmers’ sit-in demonstration at the Noida – Delhi border. Kindly use alternative routes (DND or KALINDI KUNJ) to reach your destination,” The Noida Traffic Police tweeted today.
A large number of ranchers from a few states in India, particularly Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, and Haryana, have been fighting for the seventh day at Delhi’s outskirts. The Center has required a fourth round of talks with the ranchers on December 3, after the gathering between the public authority and more than 30 association pioneers on Tuesday neglected to break the gridlock.
During the conversation, the public authority offered to set up a panel to investigate the worries identified with the laws. Yet, the ranchers turned down the thought and looked for that the Center cancels the new enactments.
The government claims the new laws would give farmers the freedom to sell in the open market. But farmers say the laws will weaken the minimum support price mechanism under which the government buys agricultural produce, leave farmers to the mercy of market forces and threaten food security.
As traffic spilled over to alternative routes, it led to long jams there as well.
Meanwhile, the Delhi border points remained under heavy police deployment with concrete barriers and multi-layered barricades in place as the farmers continued their agitation against the Centre’s new agriculture reform laws.
According to the police, checking of vehicles has also been intensified at the border points as a precautionary measure in view of the ‘Delhi Chalo’ protest march by farmers.
Some How both sides decide for a Meeting today in Delhi.
