After protesting farmers unions claimed on Saturday that the Delhi Police has allowed them to hold a tractor parade in the capital on Republic Day, the Delhi Police has said that it will take a decision on the parade only after the farmer unions submit a request in writing. The police said that farmer unions are yet to submit in writing the information about the route they want to take for the tractor rally. Farm leaders say hundreds of thousands of farmers from neighbouring states including Haryana, Punjab and western Uttar Pradesh plan to drive tractors through New Delhi on January 26, when Prime Minister Narendra Modi will join a parade of the armed forces.
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