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As the farmer's protest enters the second month, netizens have shared iconic moments from the Singhu&nbsp;Border over the past few weeks.
From setting up gyms at the Singhu border to marriage processions and&nbsp;advanced food prep skills, protesting farmers and their supporters have ensured the focus remains on the purpose of the movement, using all it takes to communicate their objections and demands to the central government.
A group of farmers from Mohali in Punjab recently served special 'green jalebis', claiming it symbolised the colour of their crops. They add, the green also denotes the Green Revolution as well as peace and tranquillity.

Green jalebi, baraat: Farmers devise unique ways to catch attention 

As the farmer's protest enters the second month, netizens have shared iconic moments from the Singhu&nbsp;Border over the past few weeks. From setting up gyms at the Singhu border to marriage processions and&nbsp;advanced food prep skills, protesting farmers and their supporters have ensured the focus remains on the purpose of the movement, using all it takes to communicate their demands to the government. A group of farmers from Mohali in Punjab recently served special 'green jalebis', claiming it symbolised the colour of their crops.

As the farmer's protest enters the second month, netizens have shared iconic moments from the Singhu&nbsp;Border over the past few weeks.
From setting up gyms at the Singhu border to marriage processions and&nbsp;advanced food prep skills, protesting farmers and their supporters have ensured the focus remains on the purpose of the movement, using all it takes to communicate their objections and demands to the central government.
A group of farmers from Mohali in Punjab recently served special 'green jalebis', claiming it symbolised the colour of their crops. They add, the green also denotes the Green Revolution as well as peace and tranquillity.

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