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Amid the ongoing protests by farmers against the three farm laws, hundreds of people queued up infront of a tent at the Singhu Border to participate in pagdi langar&nbsp;on Saturday.
As a part of the initiative, volunteers from Punjab are tying turbans of all colours to people free of cost. They're even teaching people how to tie them.
The participants include not just Sikhs, but those who wish to show solidarity with the protesting farmers. The Pagdi stands for dignity and rights and the service, according to an ANI report citing volunteers, will continue.

Farmers protests: volunteers at Singhu border start a 'pagdi langar'

Volunteers at Singhu border have started&nbsp;a 'pagdi langar', where turbans are tied free of cost to people

Amid the ongoing protests by farmers against the three farm laws, hundreds of people queued up infront of a tent at the Singhu Border to participate in pagdi langar&nbsp;on Saturday.
As a part of the initiative that began a few days ago, volunteers from Punjab are tying turbans of all colours to people free of cost. They're even teaching people how to tie them.
The participants include not just Sikhs, but those who wish to show solidarity with the protesting farmers.&nbsp;

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