Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar on Friday requested farmers to end their protest against the new central laws, offering talks next week. The police meanwhile continued to fire tear gas and water cannons in a second day of clashes over the march to New Delhi. Tomar told news agency ANI that farmers' organisations have been invited for another round of talks on 3rd December. After two days of face-offs, authorities allowed the farmers to enter the capital under police escort to stage a demonstration against agricultural reforms.
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