Highlights

  • Cops use batons, tear gas
  • Farmers try to cross the Haryana-Punjab border
  • Farmers forcibly remove cement barricade

Latest news

North hemisphere to witness partial solar eclipse: March 29, 2025

North hemisphere to witness partial solar eclipse: March 29, 2025

Over 50 crore devotees attend Maha Kumbh dip

Over 50 crore devotees attend Maha Kumbh dip

Kapil Dev raises concerns over player injuries amid Cricket demands

Kapil Dev raises concerns over player injuries amid Cricket demands

BCCI sets new luggage rules after excessive baggage on Australia tour

BCCI sets new luggage rules after excessive baggage on Australia tour

PM Modi and Elon Musk discuss space and tech in Washington

PM Modi and Elon Musk discuss space and tech in Washington

Valentine's day clashes: fringe groups disrupt celebrations in India

Valentine's day clashes: fringe groups disrupt celebrations in India

Eric Schmidt warns of AI misuse by rogue states posing global threat

Eric Schmidt warns of AI misuse by rogue states posing global threat

Ludhiana to undergo major transformation with Rs. 930 Crore infrastructure boost under CM Bhagwant Mann’s

Ludhiana to undergo major transformation with Rs. 930 Crore infrastructure boost under CM Bhagwant Mann’s

Chaos at Shambhu border as police try to stop farmers' 'Delhi Chalo' march

Farmers trying to cross the Haryana-Punjab border to enter Delhi were met with a strong police force, who tried to disperse them with tear gas and batons 

Chaos at Shambhu border as police try to stop farmers' 'Delhi Chalo' march

The police used tear gas and batons to disperse the protesting farmers who were trying to cross the Haryana-Punjab Shambhu border to participate in the "Dilli Chalo' march.

According to reports, the Haryana police repeatedly warned the farmers before resorting to firing multiple rounds of teargas to deter farmers from breaching the cement barricades.

Visuals also showed farmers forcibly removing the cement barricade with their tractors at the border.

Earlier, many farmers were detained and their vehicles were seized at the border by Haryana police soon after farmers’ unions began the ‘Dilli Chalo’ march amid heavy security.

Giving details about the tensions at the border, Inspector-General, Ambala Range, Sibash Kabiraj, told reporters, "We welcome the farmers coming from Punjab but if they travel on tractors, it will create problems for the people. They can travel on buses, trains, or by foot. If they come on tractors, we will not allow them."

"The traffic stops because of the tractors. People from Ambala and other areas around have requested the police to not allow framers to enter via tractors. And section 144 has also been imposed...," he added, according to ANI news agency.

According to Hinudstan Times newspaper, the farmers have been moving from the Ambala-Shambhu, Khanauri-Jind and the Dabwali borders towards Delhi.

Farmers began their tractor-trolleys march at 10 from Punjab's Fatehgarh Sahib .

Meanwhile, another group is moving towards the national capital from Mehal Kalan in Sangrur through Khanauri border.

Also read | Haryana police use drone to drop tear gas shells on protesting farmers

ADVERTISEMENT

Up Next

Chaos at Shambhu border as police try to stop farmers' 'Delhi Chalo' march

Chaos at Shambhu border as police try to stop farmers' 'Delhi Chalo' march

Valentine's day clashes: fringe groups disrupt celebrations in India

Valentine's day clashes: fringe groups disrupt celebrations in India

Ludhiana to undergo major transformation with Rs. 930 Crore infrastructure boost under CM Bhagwant Mann’s

Ludhiana to undergo major transformation with Rs. 930 Crore infrastructure boost under CM Bhagwant Mann’s

Punjab Government to recruit 111 horticulture development officers to boost sector growth

Punjab Government to recruit 111 horticulture development officers to boost sector growth

Punjab approves ₹14,000 Cr relief, 60K jobs & NRI courts in major welfare push

Punjab approves ₹14,000 Cr relief, 60K jobs & NRI courts in major welfare push

Ranveer Allahbadia seeks Supreme Court relief amid FIRs over show remarks

Ranveer Allahbadia seeks Supreme Court relief amid FIRs over show remarks

ADVERTISEMENT

editorji-whatsApp

More videos

U.S. to sell advanced F-35 Fighter Jets to India Expanding Defense Ties

U.S. to sell advanced F-35 Fighter Jets to India Expanding Defense Ties

President's rule imposed in Manipur after CM Singh resigns

President's rule imposed in Manipur after CM Singh resigns

Punjab Police intensifies crackdown on fraudulent travel agents amid rising US deportations, registers 10

Punjab Police intensifies crackdown on fraudulent travel agents amid rising US deportations, registers 10

Guava Orchard Scam: Punjab Vigilance Bureau arrests key accused in ₹12 crore compensation fraud

Guava Orchard Scam: Punjab Vigilance Bureau arrests key accused in ₹12 crore compensation fraud

Punjab’s Fisheries Sector Sees Major Growth, Over 14-cr High-Quality Fish Seedlings Produced Annually

Punjab’s Fisheries Sector Sees Major Growth, Over 14-cr High-Quality Fish Seedlings Produced Annually

Supreme Court questions creation of 'parasite' class through freebies

Supreme Court questions creation of 'parasite' class through freebies

Maha Kumbh 2025: Magh Purnima Snan concludes successfully

Maha Kumbh 2025: Magh Purnima Snan concludes successfully

School officials face case after teacher alleges harassment

School officials face case after teacher alleges harassment

Mayawati expels senior BSP leaders Ashok Siddharth & Nitin Singh over ‘anti-party activities’

Mayawati expels senior BSP leaders Ashok Siddharth & Nitin Singh over ‘anti-party activities’

Sajjan Kumar convicted again in 1984 anti-Sikh riots

Sajjan Kumar convicted again in 1984 anti-Sikh riots

Editorji Technologies Pvt. Ltd. © 2022 All Rights Reserved.