Angry Indian farmers to protest against farm laws near parliament

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NEW DELHI: Indian farmers, protesting over three new farm laws they say threaten their livelihoods, will start a sit-in near parliament in the ...

FILE PHOTO: Farmers shout slogans as they take part in a three-hour"chakka jam" or road blockade, as part of protests against farm laws on a highway on the outskirts of New Delhi, India on Feb 6, 2021. NEW DELHI: Indian farmers, protesting over three new farm laws they say threaten their livelihoods, will start a sit-in near parliament in the centre of the capital New Delhi in a renewed push to pressure the government to repeal the laws.

In the longest-running growers' protest against Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government, tens of thousands of farmers haveAs India's monsoon session of parliament began this week, some protesting farmers tried to march towards the main government district, but they were stopped by police just miles from parliament.

On Thursday , 200 protesters will gather at Jantar Mantar, a large Mughal-era observatory in central New Delhi that doubles up as a protest site for causes of all manner. "Throughout the monsoon session of parliament, 200 farmers will go to Jantar Mantar every day to hold farmers' parliament to remind the government of our long-pending demand," said Balbir Singh Rajewal, a leading farmers' leader.

 

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