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The numerous barricades that were put by the police and local authorities around the farmers protest site at Delhi's Singhu border are now being removed. 
Video shared by news agency ANI shows an earth mover lifting the barricades from the site. It also shows the dismantling of several temporary structures that were built during the year-long protest. 
The protest sites at Singhu, Tikri and Ghazipur border are being cleared as farmers have started leaving for their home states after Centre repealed the three controversial farm laws. 
 

Watch: barricades being removed from Singhu border as farmers head home

The numerous barricades that were put by the police and local authorities around the farmers protest site at Delhi's Singhu border are now being removed. 

The numerous barricades that were put by the police and local authorities around the farmers protest site at Delhi's Singhu border are now being removed.&nbsp;
Video shared by news agency ANI shows an earth mover lifting the barricades from the site. It also shows the dismantling of several temporary structures that were built during the year-long protest.&nbsp;
The protest sites at Singhu, Tikri and Ghazipur border are being cleared as farmers have started leaving for their home states after Centre repealed the three controversial farm laws.&nbsp;
https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1469989799809351681 (ANI&nbsp;must have given the same video in its feed)

The protest sites at Singhu, Tikri and Ghazipur border are being cleared as farmers have started leaving for their home states.&nbsp;

The numerous barricades that were put by the police and local authorities around the farmers protest site at Delhi's Singhu border are now being removed.&nbsp;
Video shared by news agency ANI shows an earth mover lifting the barricades from the site. It also shows the dismantling of several temporary structures that were built during the year-long protest.&nbsp;
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/protest-site-at-delhi-s-border-mostly-cleared-as-farmers-head-back-home-after-a-year-1639246017334">Protest site at Delhi's border mostly cleared as farmers head back home after a year</a>
The protest sites at Singhu, Tikri and Ghazipur border are being cleared as farmers have started leaving for their home states after Centre repealed the three controversial farm laws.&nbsp;
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Singing, dancing and cheering, farmers on Saturday headed back home from Delhi borders after dismantling their tents and other structures at the end of a year-long sit-in against the Centre's agricultural laws. They were accorded a rousing welcome in the neighbouring states with sweets, garlands and showering of petals from aircraft.
Emotions ran high as the farmers performed prayers and 'havan' to  and started their "victory march" from Singhu, Tikri and Ghazipur protest sites to Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh in convoys of tractors, bedecked with colourful flowers and lights and blaring songs of jubilation.
Also watch: Farm agitation ends | This dhaba owner served 'langar' to protesting farmers for over a year
By Saturday evening, most farmers cleared the Singhu border protest site spread over 5-6 kilometers, leaving behind some tents.
Similarly, at the Ghazipur border, the process of dismantling shelters was in full swing, but one of the protesting farmers said the site will be completely vacated by December 15.
At the Tikri border also, the protest site was almost cleared. A senior police officer from outer district said the process of removal of barricades has started.
People gathered at many places on the Delhi-Karnal-Ambala and Delhi-Hisar national highways as well as other routes, welcoming and honouring the farmers with garlands and sweets.

Protest site at Delhi's border mostly cleared as farmers head back home after a year

Singing, dancing and cheering, farmers on Saturday headed back home from Delhi borders after dismantling their tents and other structures at the end of a year-long sit-in against the Centre's agricultural laws.

Protest sites near Delhi borders nearly empty as farmers head home
Farmers returning home after over a year of protest against farm laws
Rousing reception for farmers along the highway with flowers, sweets
Farmers had camped at Singhu, Ghazipur and Tikri&nbsp;borders for over a year

By Saturday evening, most farmers cleared the Singhu border protest site spread over 5-6 kilometers, leaving behind some tents.

Singing, dancing and cheering, farmers on Saturday headed back home from Delhi borders after dismantling their tents and other structures at the end of a year-long sit-in against the Centre's agricultural laws. They were accorded a rousing welcome in the neighbouring states with sweets, garlands and showering of petals from aircraft.
Emotions ran high as the farmers performed prayers and started their "victory march" from Singhu, Tikri and Ghazipur protest sites to Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh in convoys of tractors, bedecked with colourful flowers and lights and blaring songs of jubilation.
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By Saturday evening, most farmers cleared the Singhu border protest site spread over 5-6 kilometers, leaving behind some tents.
Similarly, at the Ghazipur border, the process of dismantling shelters was in full swing, but one of the protesting farmers said the site will be completely vacated by December 15.
At the Tikri border also, the protest site was almost cleared. A senior police officer from outer district said the process of removal of barricades has started.
People gathered at many places on the Delhi-Karnal-Ambala and Delhi-Hisar national highways as well as other routes, welcoming and honouring the farmers with garlands and sweets.

Opposition leaders are hitting out at the govt after the bill to withdraw the three controversial farm laws was passed in the Parliament without any discussion. 

'Govt scared of discussion': Opposition hits out after bill to repeal farm laws is passed without debate

Opposition leaders are hitting out at the govt after the bill to withdraw the three controversial farm laws was passed in the Parliament without any discussion.&nbsp;
BITE: Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi - Earlier, we had said that the govt will have to withdraw the farm laws, and today these laws were repealed. It is unfortunate that the farm laws were repealed without discussion. This government is scared of holding a discussion
BITE: FArooq&nbsp;Abdullah&nbsp;- Parliament is no longer is same as it used to be. We want parliament to function, debate, the discussion so that we can do good for the country
BITE: Kalyan&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;-&nbsp;We wanted to discuss and raise the issues of the farmers. PM Modi is afraid to hear criticism and discussion.&nbsp;

Lok Sabha passed The Farm Laws Repeal Bill, 2021 within minutes of its introduction in the Lower House. The Upper House also passed the bill without much discussion.&nbsp;

Opposition leaders are hitting out at the govt after the bill to withdraw the three controversial farm laws was passed in the Parliament without any discussion.&nbsp;
Lok Sabha passed The Farm Laws Repeal Bill, 2021 within minutes of its introduction in the lower House. As soon as Rajya Sabha met in the afternoon, Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar introduced The Farm Laws Repeal Bill, 2021 shortly.
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Before the motion was adopted for the passage the bill, Deputy Chairman Harivansh allowed Leader of Opposition Mallikarjun Kharge to speak for two minutes.
Kharge was of the view that the government has taken back the three farm laws in view of the forthcoming elections in five states after reviewing the results of recent bypolls.
He also mentioned about the death of over 700 farmers in more than a year during agitation against these laws.
When Kharge took more than the allocated time, the deputy chairman called Tomar to move the motion.
Tomar moved the motion and said while moving the bill for passage that the three laws were brought for the benefit of farmers.
He regretted that the government could not convince the agitating farmers about the benefits of the laws. He also attacked the Congress for adopting "double standard" on the laws, as its own election manifesto talked about the need for reforms in the farm sector.

The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved a bill to repeal the contentious three farm lawsInformation and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur made the announcement during a press briefing.
The new bill will now be introduced in the Lok Sabha for passage in the upcoming Winter session of Parliament beginning November 29.“Today, while apologising to the countrymen, I want to say with a sincere and pure heart that perhaps there must have been some deficiency in our efforts, due to which we could not explain the truth like the light of the lamp to some farmers,” Prime Minister Modi had said during his address to the nation.

Modi cabinet approves bill to repeal three farm laws

The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved a bill to repeal the contentious three farm laws
Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur&nbsp;made the announcement during a press briefing. SOT-&nbsp;
The new bill will now be introduced in the Lok Sabha for passage in the upcoming Winter session of Parliament beginning November 29. 
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The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved a bill to repeal the contentious three farm laws Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur&nbsp;made the announcement during a press briefing.

The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved a bill to repeal the contentious three farm laws. Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur&nbsp;made the announcement during a press briefing.
The new bill will now be introduced in the Lok Sabha for passage in the upcoming Winter session of Parliament beginning November 29.
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/pm-modi-repeals-farm-laws-sc-panel-member-says-pm-chose-politics-over-farmers-betterment-1637312625840">PM Modi repeals farm laws: SC panel member says PM chose 'politics over farmers' betterment'</a> &ldquo;Today, while apologising to the countrymen, I want to say with a sincere and pure heart that perhaps there must have been some deficiency in our efforts, due to which we could not explain the truth like the light of the lamp to some farmers,&rdquo; Prime Minister Modi had said during his address to the nation.

After Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the withdrawal of the three contentious farm laws, an old video of Rahul Gandhi from January resurfaced online and went viral. 
In the video, Rahul said, ‘Mark my words…these (farm) laws..the government will be forced to take them back. Remember what I said.'
Following this, Rahul Gandhi further attacked the Centre. In a tweet, Rahul asked the Centre to take ownership of Chinese occupancy in Ladakh.
"Now the truth of Chinese occupation should also be accepted", Rahul wrote.
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Rahul Gandhi and his several other Congress party members have been attacking the central government over the alleged Chinese invasion of Ladakh.
Rahul Gandhi has previously alleged that the country's national security is "unpardonably compromised" as the government does not have a strategy on China.
Meanwhile, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Friday said that India and China are going through a "particularly bad patch" in their ties because Beijing has taken a set of actions in violation of agreements for which it still doesn't have a "credible explanation" and it is for the Chinese leadership to answer where they want to take the bilateral relationship.

'Now accept truth of Chinese occupation': Rahul Gandhi attacks Centre 

A day after the government took a u-turn on the three farm laws, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Saturday said that "now the truth of Chinese occupation should also be accepted".

Rahul Gandhi attacks Centre 

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After this old video of Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi went viral on the day Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;announced the revocation of three farm laws, the Congress leader has mounted his attack on the BJP&nbsp;government.&nbsp;
n a tweet,&nbsp;Rahul&nbsp;on Saturday asked the Centre on clash with China. The former Congress president wrote that now that the farm laws have been repealed, the Modi&nbsp;govt must also accept what he called the truth of Chinese occupation.&nbsp;
Rahul&nbsp;and his several other Congress party members have been attacking the central government over the alleged Chinese incursion&nbsp;of Ladakh.
Rahul&nbsp;has previously alleged that the country's national security is "unpardonably compromised" as the government does not have a strategy on China.
His remarks come a day after&nbsp;External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar&nbsp;said that India and China are going through a "particularly bad patch" in their ties because Beijing has taken a set of actions in violation of agreements for which it still doesn't have a "credible explanation".

Rahul Gandhi has previously alleged that the country's national security is "unpardonably compromised" as the government does not have a strategy on China.

After Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the withdrawal of the three contentious farm laws, an old video of Rahul Gandhi from January resurfaced online and went viral.
In the video, Rahul said, &lsquo;Mark my words&hellip;these (farm) laws..the government will be forced to take them back. Remember what I said.'
Following this, Rahul Gandhi further attacked the Centre. In a tweet,&nbsp;Rahul asked the Centre to take ownership of Chinese occupancy in Ladakh.
"Now the truth of Chinese occupation should also be accepted", Rahul wrote.
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Rahul Gandhi and his several other Congress party members have been attacking the central government over the alleged Chinese invasion of Ladakh.
Rahul Gandhi has previously alleged that the country's national security is "unpardonably compromised" as the government does not have a strategy on China.
Meanwhile, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Friday said that India and China are going through a "particularly bad patch" in their ties because Beijing has taken a set of actions in violation of agreements for which it still doesn't have a "credible explanation" and it is for the Chinese leadership to answer where they want to take the bilateral relationship.

As Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced to repeal the three contentious farm laws, the spotlight is now also on hundreds of cases filed against the protesting farmers across the country.
Some of the farmers were also booked under the anti-terror Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. It is unclear whether the government will take back these cases or police will file closure reports or charge sheets in these matters.Unnamed sources told News18 that most of the cases are criminal in nature and deal with vandalism, violation of orders, breaking government orders.
The union home ministry had informed Parliament in February this year that in Delhi, 39 cases were registered against farmers protesting against the agricultural laws.
Investigation into these cases is underway. One of the cases also involves green activist Disha Ravi in which the Dellhi Police had claimed that a conspiracy was hatched by pro-Khalistan activists.
According to a statement by the Sanyukt Kisan Morcha, cases have been filed in Haryana against more than 2,500 persons.
The Haryana government, meanwhile, informed in the assembly that 136 cases have been filed against farmers protesting over the three laws. Reports say in some police stations in the state, officers registered cases against protesters and booked close to 10,000 unknown farmers. 26 FIRs were registered in Sonepat district, 15 in Ambala and 14 in Kurukshetra.

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Farms laws repealed: what about cases against protesting farmers?
Hundreds&nbsp;of cases against protesting farmers across India under spotlight

Some of the farmers were also booked under the anti-terror Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. It is unclear whether the govt will take back these cases or police will file closure reports or charge sheets in these matters.

As Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced to repeal the three contentious farm laws, the spotlight is now also on hundreds&nbsp;of cases filed against the protesting farmers across the country.
Some of the farmers were also booked under the anti-terror Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act. It is unclear whether the government will take back these cases or police will file closure reports or charge sheets in these matters. Unnamed sources told News18 that most of the cases are criminal in nature and deal with vandalism, violation of orders, breaking government orders.
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The union home ministry had informed Parliament in February this year that in Delhi, 39 cases were registered against farmers protesting against the agricultural laws.
Investigation into these cases is underway. One of the cases also involves green activist Disha&nbsp;Ravi&nbsp;in which the Dellhi&nbsp;Police had claimed that a conspiracy was hatched by pro-Khalistan&nbsp;activists.
According to a statement by the Sanyukt Kisan Morcha, cases have been filed in Haryana against more than 2,500 persons.
The Haryana government, meanwhile, informed in the assembly that 136 cases have been filed against farmers protesting over the three laws. Reports say in some police stations in the state, officers registered cases against protesters and booked close to 10,000 unknown farmers. 26 FIRs were registered in Sonepat district, 15 in Ambala and 14 in Kurukshetra.

Farmers leader Rakesh Tikait on Friday announced that the agitation against the farm laws will not be withdrawn till the government withdraws the laws in Parliament.
Reacting to the Prime Minister Narendra Modi's announcement on the withdrawal of the farm laws, Tikait said that the government must also talk to the farmers on MSP and other issues.
In a surprise announcement on the occasion of Gurupurab, PM Modi announced that govt is withdrawing the three contentious farm laws. He also urged the farmers to end their agitation and go home.
"Maybe something was lacking in our tapasya, which is why we could not convince some farmers about the laws. But today is Prakash Parv, not the time to blame anyone. Today, I want to tell the country that we have decided to repeal the three farm laws," PM Modi said in an address to the nation.

Farm Laws News: Farmer protests to continue till farm laws are repealed in Parl, says Rakesh Tikait

Rakesh Tikait: protests to continue till farm laws are repealed in Parl

Tikait: protests to continue till farm laws are repealed in Parl

Tikait: Won't call off protest till laws withdrawn in Parliament
PM Modi&nbsp;announces repeal of three contentious farm laws
PM Modi&nbsp;asked the farmers to call off protests and go home

Farm Laws News: In a surprise announcement on the occasion of Gurupurab, PM Modi announced that govt is&nbsp;withdrawing the three contentious farm laws

Farmers leader Rakesh Tikait on Friday announced that the agitation against the farm laws will not be withdrawn till the government withdraws the laws in Parliament.
Reacting to the Prime Minister <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/pm-modi-announces-repeal-of-3-new-farm-laws-1637293646695">Narendra Modi's announcement</a> on the withdrawal of the farm laws, Tikait said that the government must also talk to the farmers on MSP and other issues.
In a surprise announcement on the occasion of Gurupurab, PM Modi announced that govt is withdrawing the three contentious farm laws. He also urged the farmers to end their agitation and go home.
"Maybe something was lacking in our tapasya, which is why we could not convince some farmers about the laws. But today is Prakash Parv, not the time to blame anyone. Today, I want to tell the country that we have decided to repeal the three farm laws," PM Modi said in an address to the nation.

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