Republic Day was celebrated in India today, after the program, there was violence in the farmers movement in Delhi, one farmer died

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The convoy of the farmers became uncontrollable; Clash with police near Delhi ITO, women police sitting on the road in Nangloi

Farmers protesting against the new agricultural laws are taking out tractor parades today. Farmers have left for Delhi from Ghazipur border, Tikri border and Singhu border. Many farmers have also reached Delhi with tractors. Farmers broke barricades on the Singhu border on Tuesday morning. Later the police itself removed the barricades at many places.

Police lathicharge to evacuate farmers from Red Fort, internet closed in area

Farmers' tractor in Delhi continues to rage on Tuesday. Police lathi-charged the farmers gathered around the Red Fort. Efforts were being made to evacuate the farmers from there, then they started a disturbance and sabotage. The police had to take strict action to remove them. Some farmers have moved out from here, but some continue to come by tractors. Seeing the escalation of tension, the internet has been closed in the area, so that rumors do not spread.

Internet stopped at the points of farmer movement

In view of the farmers' uproar, the government has shut down the internet in Singhu, Tikri, Ghazipur border as well as in Mukarba Chowk and Nangloi areas. These are all the points from where the farmers movement is going on.

Earlier, the farmers reached the Red Fort and hoisted the Khalsa Panth flag. A batch of farmers also started moving towards India Gate. Meanwhile, a farmer was killed near ITO by overturning the tractor.

Farmers traveled to Delhi with more than 3000 vehicles from Shahjahanpur, a long jam on the highway 25 km before Manesar

Farmers' Delhi journey from Alwar's Shahjahanpur border started at 11 am on Tuesday. The first tractor came out in the name of the martyrs who lost their lives during this movement. The tractors of other farmers then passed through the border. By afternoon more than 3000 vehicles left for Manesar. The parade has more jeeps and cars than tractors. Haryana Police is allowing one tractor each to go ahead from Jaipur-Delhi highway. Most vehicles carry tricolor and farmers union flags. Also playing patriotic songs.

Updates:

• The farmers who started from Shahjahanpur border have reached 25 km from Manesar. But, there is a jam ahead. In such a situation, the farmers who left the Shahjahanpur border are stuck in the same jam.

• Movement created by agitators in Delhi. After this, a large number of forces are engaged in Manesar. Vehicles are not being allowed to go ahead. Due to this, there is a long jam on the Jaipur-Delhi highway.

• RLP MP Hanuman Beniwal reached Shahjahanpur border with a batch of 60 tractors at 1.40 pm. When they arrived here, most of the farmers who participated in the parade had gone through the border.

• Farmers' tents are located on the highway at Shahjahanpur border for about 3 km. Among them, old farmers are still sitting. Most of the young farmers have gone to the parade.

• 5-7 people are sitting on a tractor. There are also jeeps and cars. At the moment, the police are not stopping anyone. Whereas, earlier the Haryana government had allowed 1500 tractors and 3 people to sit on one.

• The great march of farmers started from 11 am, but some groups had already moved from Jaipur-Delhi highway towards the border. Police are not stopping anyone crossing the border right now.

• No political party flag has been seen in the entire parade. The reason for this is that farmer leaders had already appealed to political parties to stay away from the parade.