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A 65-year-old farmer, who has been protesting at Ghulal Toll barrier for the last 10 months, ended his life on Sunday by hanging self from a pipe using a piece of cloth that is used to wrap around head. The incident happened hours before Bharat Bandh by farmer unions. The deceased farmer's wife is also participating in protest against Centre's three farm laws at Delhi's Tikri border. Farmers learnt about the incident when they saw the deceased's hanging body on Monday morning.

Bharat Bandh: farmer ends life by hanging self in Ludhiana

Bharat Bandh: farmer ends life by hanging self in Ludhiana

A 65-year-old farmer, who has been protesting at Ghulal Toll barrier for the last 10 months, ended his life on Sunday by hanging self from a pipe using a piece of cloth that is used to wrap around head. The incident happened hours before Bharat Bandh by farmer unions. The deceased farmer's wife is also participating in protest against Centre's three farm laws at Delhi's Tikri border. Farmers learnt about the incident when they saw the deceased's hanging body on Monday morning.

Massive traffic jam was seen at Gurugram-Delhi border on Monday morning as vehicles entering the national capital were being checked by police in the wake of Bharat Bandh called by farmer organisations.
Office goers had a harrowing time as traffic came to a standstill on the Gurugram highway. Videos showed long winding jams as cars crawled past the police checkposts.
Farmers have called for a day-long bandh to mark one year of the three controversial farm laws. Protesters blocked Delhi borders and several key highways at many places in Punjab and Haryana.
Farmers from different parts of the country, especially Punjab, Haryana and western Uttar Pradesh, have been protesting at Delhi borders since November last year, demanding the repeal of the three contentious farm laws that they fear would do away with the Minimum Support Price system, leaving them at the mercy of big corporations.

Bharat Bandh: Massive jam on Delhi-Gurugram border as cops check vehicles

Massive traffic jam was seen at Gurugram-Delhi border on Monday morning as vehicles entering the national capital were being checked by police in the wake of Bharat Bandh called by farmer 

Massive traffic jam at Gurugram-Delhi border on Monday morning

Massive traffic jam at Gurugram-Delhi border on Monday morning
Cops check cars entering Capital in wake of Bharat&nbsp;Bandh
Farmers have called a day-long bandh&nbsp;to mark 1 year of farm laws
Farmers blocking several key highways and roads during bandh

Office goers had a harrowing time as traffic came to a standstill on the Gurugram highway. Videos showed long winding jams as cars crawled past the police checkposts.

Massive traffic jam was seen at Gurugram-Delhi border on Monday morning as vehicles entering the national capital were being checked by police in the wake of Bharat Bandh called by farmer organisations.
Office goers had a harrowing time as traffic came to a standstill on the Gurugram highway. Videos showed long winding jams as cars crawled past the police checkposts.
Farmers have called for a day-long bandh to mark one year of the three controversial farm laws. Protesters blocked Delhi borders and several key highways at many places in Punjab and Haryana.
Farmers from different parts of the country, especially Punjab, Haryana and western Uttar Pradesh, have been protesting at Delhi borders since November last year, demanding the repeal of the three contentious farm laws that they fear would do away with the Minimum Support Price system, leaving them at the mercy of big corporations.

The Samyukt Kisan Morcha&rsquo;s call for a Bharat Bandh on Monday, to mark the first anniversary of the three controversial farm laws getting Presidential assent, has garnered support from all sections of the society, including political parties.
The bandh will be held from 6 in the morning to 4 in the evening and the SKM has assured that the bandh will be enforced in a voluntary and peaceful manner. 
Many Opposition parties have expressed their support to the bandh &mdash; while Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi has supported the bandh, Leader of Opposition in Bihar Assembly Tejashwi Yadav has announced that he will participate in the strike.
The Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu governments, too, have declared complete support to the nationwide strike. Congress has also said that it will be joining the protests on Monday.
The All India Bank Officers&rsquo; Confederation has extended its support to the bandh. It has requested the government to have a dialogue with the farmers on their demands and rescind the three laws at the centre of the standoff.

Bharat Bandh today: Farmers mark protest anniversary, Opposition supports stir

Bharat Bandh today: Farmers mark protest anniversary, Opposition supports stir. Delhi-UP traffic affected as farmers block key highway. See this video to know what roads to avoid today

The farmers organisations have called for a Bharat Bandh today to mark the first anniversary of the three controversial farm laws getting Presidential assent. The protest call by the Samyukt Kisan Morcha has garnered support from all sections of the society, including political parties.
The bandh will be held from 6 in the morning to 4 in the evening and the SKM has assured that the bandh will be enforced in a voluntary and peaceful manner.
The group has said they will not allow movement on some sections of national highways. This morning, Delhi-Meerut Expressway was blocked near the Ghazipur protest site, affected the traffic coming from Uttar Pradesh.
The farmers have also blocked the Shambhu border between Punjab and Haryana.&nbsp;Delhi-Amritsar National Highway was also blocked at Shahabad in Haryana's Kurukshetra.
Security has been stepped up on main roads and highways.
Many Opposition parties have expressed their support to the bandh &mdash; while Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi has supported the bandh, Leader of Opposition in Bihar Assembly Tejashwi Yadav has announced that he will participate in the strike.
The Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu governments, too, have declared complete support to the nationwide strike. Congress has also said that it will be joining the protests on Monday.
The All India Bank Officers&rsquo; Confederation has extended its support to the bandh. It has requested the government to have a dialogue with the farmers on their demands and rescind the three laws at the centre of the standoff.

Bharat Bandh today: The bandh will be held from 6 in the morning to 4 in the evening and the SKM has assured that the bandh will be enforced in a voluntary and peaceful manner.

The farmers organisations have called for a <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/bharat-bandh-massive-jam-on-delhi-gurugram-border-as-cops-check-vehicles-1632721285352">Bharat Bandh today</a> to mark the first anniversary of the three controversial farm laws getting Presidential assent. The protest call by the Samyukt Kisan Morcha has garnered support from all sections of the society, including political parties.
The bandh will be held from 6 in the morning to 4 in the evening and the SKM has assured that the bandh will be enforced in a voluntary and peaceful manner.
The group has said they will not allow movement on some sections of national highways. This morning, Delhi-Meerut Expressway was blocked near the Ghazipur protest site, affected the traffic coming from Uttar Pradesh.
The farmers have also blocked the Shambhu border between Punjab and Haryana.&nbsp;Delhi-Amritsar National Highway was also blocked at Shahabad in Haryana's Kurukshetra.
Security has been stepped up on main roads and highways.
Many Opposition parties have expressed their support to the bandh &mdash; while Punjab Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi has supported the bandh, Leader of Opposition in Bihar Assembly Tejashwi Yadav has announced that he will participate in the strike.
The Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu governments, too, have declared complete support to the nationwide strike. Congress has also said that it will be joining the protests on Monday.
The All India Bank Officers&rsquo; Confederation has extended its support to the bandh. It has requested the government to have a dialogue with the farmers on their demands and rescind the three laws at the centre of the standoff.

Agitating farmers blocked the Ghazipur border as the Samyukt Kisan Morcha called a 12 hour Bharat Bandh against Centre's Farm Laws on March 26th.

Bharat Bandh Today: Farmers block GT road, Ghazipur border to mark 4 months of protest

Agitating farmers on Friday morning blocked GT road and the Ghazipur&nbsp;Border as they mark 4 months of their protest against center's 3 farm laws. The 12-hour long&nbsp;bandh&nbsp;that has been called by the Samyukta&nbsp;Kisan&nbsp;Morcha&nbsp;started at 6 am today, and will end at 6 pm. The protesters have also blocked the railway track near Shahpur. Meanwhile, on directions of the&nbsp;Odisha&nbsp;government, all educational institutions in the state will also remain closed due to the bandh.&nbsp;

Farmers block GT road, Ghazipur border to mark 4 months of protest

Farmers block GT road, Ghazipur border in view of Bharat&nbsp;Bandh
Protesters blocked railway track in Ambala, Shahpur
12-hour long bandh to mark 4 months of farmers' agitation
 Bandh&nbsp;called by SKM&nbsp;to end at 6pm on Friday

Agitating farmers blocked the Ghazipur border as the Samyukt Kisan Morcha called a 12 hour Bharat Bandh against Centre's Farm Laws on March 26th. Protesters also blocked the GT Road in Ambala and railway track near Shahpur.
Protestors blocked railway track in Amritsar as a mark of protest against the three agricultural laws during 'Bharat Bandh'. Members of Left parties held a protest demonstration at Vishakhapatnam.
In a video message, SKM leader Darshan Pal said that supplies of vegetables and milk will also stopped by the protesting farmers.
It has been four months since the farmers began protesting at the Delhi borders demanding a repeal of the farm laws.
Also Read | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/farmers-bharat-bandh-on-friday-road-and-rail-to-be-affected-1616687756419" target="_blank" >Farmers' Bharat Bandh on Friday: road and rail to be affected</a>

Delhi's ruling AAP on Tuesday claimed that Delhi CM Kejriwal has been placed under house arrest by Delhi Police after meeting farmers at Delhi border yesterday.

Delhi deputy CM holds sit-in protest, alleges Kejriwal in house arrest

Delhi's ruling Aam Aadmi Party has claimed that CM Arvind Kejriwal has been put under house arrest by Delhi Police after meeting farmers at Delhi border yesterday.

AAP claims CM Kejriwal under house arrest, cops deny

Delhi's ruling Aam Aadmi Party on Tuesday claimed that Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal has been placed under house arrest by Delhi Police after meeting farmers at Delhi border yesterday. AAP leader Saurabh Bhardwaj alleged that no one is allowed to go inside the CM's residence and he is not allowed to come out. The AAP MLA also alleged that the party MLAs, who had a meeting with CM on Monday, were beaten up by police when they went to meet him. The police, however, denied that the CM is under house arrest saying that the police has made general deployment to avid any clashes. (Byte: Saurabh&nbsp;Bhardwaj))

Delhi deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia held&nbsp;sit-in protest outside chief minister&rsquo;s residence alleging Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal is under house arrest. Sisodia on Tuesday alleged that Delhi Police have put CM Arvind Kejriwal under house arrest fearing he might come out in support of 'Bharat Bandh' called by farmers protesting against three farm laws passed by Parliament. &nbsp;&lsquo;The police are falsely saying that there is no house arrest&rsquo;, he added. Meanwhile, Delhi Police have hit back at the allegations. While speaking to media, Delhi North DCP Anto Alphonse said that the deployment outside the residence of CM Kejriwal is the regular deployment for his security.

Bharat Bandh 2020 News: The farmers groups have stated that while their Bharat Bandh call is for the entire day today, chakka jam will be observed from 11 am to 3 pm.

Bharat Bandh 2020 Live Updates: Bharat Bandh whole day, chakka jam from 11am to 3pm

The farmers groups have stated that while their Bharat Bandh call is for the entire day today, chakka jam will be observed from 11 am to 3 pm.

Bharat Bandh whole day, chakka jam from 11am to 3pm

The farmers groups have stated that while their Bharat Bandh call is for the entire day today, chakka jam will be observed from 11 am to 3 pm. Transport services, offices and shops - particularly those selling fruits and vegetables - in some states and cities are likely to be affected. Farmers have said that they will not take any produce to markets to sell. A release from the protesting farm groups stated that hospitals, ambulances and other emergency services have been exempted from the bandh. They, however, said that markets, shops and other services will remain closed.

Bharat Bandh Traffic Advisory: Delhi Police have issued traffic and travel advisories for people entering or leaving the NCR in the wake of the farmers' bandh today.

Bharat Bandh Traffic Advisory: Delhi-NCR to be worst hit, travel advisory issued

Delhi and Haryana Police have issued traffic and travel advisories for people entering or leaving the NCR in the wake of the farmers' bandh today

Bharat Bandh: NCR to be worst hit, travel advisory issued

Delhi and Haryana Police have issued traffic and travel advisories for people entering or leaving the NCR in the wake of the farmers' bandh today. Traffic on National Highways 9, 19, 24, 44 and 48 will be disrupted, with either sections or the whole of these roads closed. The NCR is likely to be bear the brunt of the bandh as thousands of farmers have been camping on Delhi's borders for 12 days. Within Delhi, milk products, fruits and vegetables are likely to be in short supply. Wholesale markets at Ghazipur, Okhla and Narela could be affected.

Bharat Bandh on 8 December: The Bharat bandh called by the farmers will begin Tuesday morning and continue till late evening but the chakka jam will be from 11am to 3pm.

Farmers Protest News Update: Bharat Bandh by farmers will be from 11am-3pm on Dec 8

The Bharat bandh or the nationwide strike called by the farmers against the farm laws will begin Tuesday morning and continue till late evening but the "chakka jam" will be between 11am and 3pm, according to the Bharatiya Kisan Union. The farmers who said they don't wish to trouble&nbsp;the common man.
"We don&rsquo;t want to cause problems for a common man. Therefore, we will begin at 11am, so that they could leave for office on time. Work hours in offices will end by 3pm," BKU&rsquo;s Rakesh Tikait was quoted by news agency ANI.
During the strike, farmers are expected to block roads, hence services such as transport and banking could be affected. However, medical services like an ambulance or even weddings will go as usual.
The Centre has asked all states and Union Territories to tighten security, while asserting that peace and tranquillity must be maintained. States and UTs have been asked to take precautionary measures taken so that no untoward incident takes place anywhere in the country.
Prohibitory orders have been issued in Gurugram and more than 2,000 police personnel have been deployed in the sensitive locations of the district.

Bharat Bandh by farmers all day but 'chakka jam' from 11am-3pm

Farmer Union:&nbsp;Bharat&nbsp;bandh&nbsp;all day, chakka jam for 4 hours
Do not want to cause trouble to the common man: Farmer unions
Farmers&nbsp;to block roads, transport and banking could be affected
Medical services like ambulances or weddings will go as usual
States asked to tighten security to prevent any untoward activity
Farmers called for bandh&nbsp;on Dec 8 against the new farm laws
Over 2000 policemen deployed in Gurugram, Sec 144 imposed

The Bharat bandh or the nationwide strike called by the farmers against the farm laws will begin Tuesday morning and continue till late evening but the "chakka jam" will be between 11am and 3pm, according to the Bharatiya Kisan Union. The farmers who said they don't wish to trouble&nbsp;the common man.
"We don&rsquo;t want to cause problems for a common man. Therefore, we will begin at 11am, so that they could leave for office on time. Work hours in offices will end by 3pm," BKU&rsquo;s Rakesh Tikait was quoted by news agency ANI.
During the strike, farmers are expected to block roads, hence services such as transport and banking could be affected. However, medical services like an ambulance or even weddings will go as usual.
The Centre has asked all states and Union Territories to tighten security, while asserting that peace and tranquillity must be maintained. States and UTs have been asked to take precautionary measures taken so that no untoward incident takes place anywhere in the country.
Prohibitory orders have been issued in Gurugram and more than 2,000 police personnel have been deployed in the sensitive locations of the district.

Rahul says new law will enslave farmers, minister questions absence

Voicing support for the Bharat Bandh call given by farmer organisations to protest the farm bills, Congress leader Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi on Friday said that new law will enslave farmers. He tweeted that while a flawed GST destroyed MSMEs, the new agriculture laws will enslave the farmers.&nbsp;
Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi also hit out at the government and said that the MSP of the farmers will be snatched away and they will be forced to become slaves of billionaires through contract farming.
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi&nbsp;criticised the Opposition's behaviour in the Parliament during the discussion on the bills and&nbsp;said that those who don't believe in Gandhian principles sat on a dharna in front of his statue on the orders of 'fake Gandhis'. He also questioned Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi's absence from the Lok Sabha during the Monsoon Session.&nbsp;

Rahul: new agriculture laws will 'enslave' farmers

Voicing support for the Bharat Bandh call given by farmer organisations to protest the farm bills, Congress leader Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi on Friday said that new law will enslave farmers. He tweeted that while a flawed GST destroyed MSMEs, the new agriculture laws will enslave the farmers.&nbsp;
Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi also hit out at the government and said that the MSP of the farmers will be snatched away and they will be forced to become slaves of billionaires through contract farming.
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi&nbsp;criticised the Opposition's behaviour in the Parliament during the discussion on the bills and&nbsp;said that those who don't believe in Gandhian principles sat on a dharna in front of his statue on the orders of 'fake Gandhis'. He also questioned Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi's absence from the Lok Sabha during the Monsoon Session.&nbsp;

Bharat Bandh on Friday: farmer groups, unions unite against farm bills

As the Opposition raises the stakes over the three contentious farm bills, more than two dozen farmer organisations have extended their support to the 'Bharat Bandh' call on Friday, September 25, to protest against the farm Bills passed by Parliament.
31 farmer bodies in Punjab and Haryana cutting across party lines are already protesting against the farm Bills. Farmer organisations such as All India Farmers Union (AIFU), Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU), and others will join the protest.
Farmers&rsquo; bodies from Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra have also called for a shutdown on September 25. Ten Central trade unions, have also come out in support of bandh.
18 political parties that met the President on Wednesday urged him not to give assent to these Bills.

Farmers unite against farm bills,&nbsp;Bharat&nbsp;bandh&nbsp;on Friday
2 dozen farmer organisations extend support to protest&nbsp;
31 farmer bodies in Punjab &amp; Haryana&nbsp;joining bandh call
Farmer organisations like&nbsp;AIFU,&nbsp;BKU&nbsp;stand in solidarity
10 Central trade unions will also support bharat&nbsp;bandh
18 political parties met President, asking him to hold the 3 bills
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As the Opposition raises the stakes over the three contentious farm bills, more than two dozen farmer organisations have extended their support to the 'Bharat Bandh' call on Friday, September 25, to protest against the farm Bills passed by Parliament.
31 farmer bodies in Punjab and Haryana cutting across party lines are already protesting against the farm Bills. Farmer organisations such as All India Farmers Union (AIFU), Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU), and others will join the protest.
Farmers&rsquo; bodies from Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra have also called for a shutdown on September 25. Ten Central trade unions, have also come out in support of bandh.
18 political parties that met the President on Wednesday urged him not to give assent to these Bills.

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