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At least six people, including three police personnel, were injured and six vehicles were damaged when protesting farmers&nbsp;who allegedly tried to force their way inside the venue of an event of by Shiromani Akali Dal president Sukhbir Singh Badal at the grain market in Moga on Thursday.
Police claimed that some of the protesters scuffled with them and hurled stones in a bid to force their way inside the SAD event venue in Moga's grain market.
Farmers claimed they were protesting peacefully and wanted to meet Mr. Badal to seek answers on farmers&rsquo; issues.
SAD chief Sukhbir Singh Badal had recently started a 100-day "yatra" across hundred assembly constituencies in Punjab.

Punjab: Police, protesting farmers clash outside Sukhbir Badal’s poll rally in Moga

Farmers clash with police in Moga as they&nbsp;lathicharge them to prevent their protest against Sukhbir Badal. Over 50 people injured

Protesting farmers disrupt&nbsp;Sukhbir Singh Badal's 100-day poll campaign
Police used water cannons and cane-charged to disperse&nbsp;farmers
Farmers&nbsp;raised slogans and accused Badal of supporting the farm laws
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<h2>Shiromani Akali Dal president Badal, currently a Lok Sabha MP, was campaigning in Moga ahead of the 2022 Punjab Assembly elections.</h2>

At least 50 people, including seven police personnel, were injured and six vehicles were damaged when protesting farmers&nbsp; allegedly tried to force their way inside the venue of an event of by Shiromani Akali Dal president Sukhbir Singh Badal&nbsp;on Thursday.
Police claimed that some of the protesters scuffled with them and hurled stones in a bid to force their way inside the SAD event venue in Moga's grain market.
Farmers claimed they were protesting peacefully and wanted to meet&nbsp;SAD chief&nbsp;Badal to seek answers on farmers&rsquo; issues.
SAD chief Sukhbir Singh Badal had recently started a 100-day "yatra" across hundred assembly constituencies in Punjab.

The Shiromani Akali Dal and the Bahujan Samaj Party announced an alliance on Saturday for the next year's Punjab Assembly election.
Announcing the tie-up at a press conference, Akali Dal president Sukhbir Singh Badal described it as a &ldquo;new day in politics of Punjab&rdquo;.
"Today, is a historic day...a big turn in Punjab's politics,&rdquo; he said in the presence of BSP General Secretary Satish Chandra Mishra.
The Mayawati-led BSP will fight 20 of the 117 Assembly seats in Punjab, while the rest will be contested by the Akali Dal, he said.
The Akali Dal earlier had a tie-up with the BJP and the Badal-led party walked out of the NDA over the farm laws issue last year.
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Akali Dal and BSP announce tie-up ahead of Punjab polls

The Shiromani Akali Dal and the Bahujan Samaj Party announced an alliance on Saturday for the next year's Punjab Assembly election.
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The Shiromani Akali Dal and the Bahujan Samaj Party announced an alliance on Saturday for the next year's Punjab Assembly election.
Announcing the tie-up at a press conference, Akali Dal president Sukhbir Singh Badal described it as a &ldquo;new day in politics of Punjab&rdquo;.
"Today, is a historic day...a big turn in Punjab's politics,&rdquo; he said in the presence of BSP General Secretary Satish Chandra Mishra.
The Mayawati-led BSP will fight 20 of the 117 Assembly seats in Punjab, while the rest will be contested by the Akali Dal, he said.
The Akali Dal earlier had a tie-up with the BJP and the Badal-led party walked out of the NDA over the farm laws issue last year.
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Reacting to a Sikh priest's death by suicide at Delhi border, senior Congress MP Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday slammed the centre for not accepting the protesting farmers' demand of repealing the three contentious agriculture laws. He said the Narendra Modi government has crossed "all the limits of cruelty" and it must immediately withdraw the laws. Akali Dal too lashed out at the Centre and demanded that the new farm laws should be withdrawn immediately. The former BJP ally termed the ruling party as dictatorial.

Rahul, Badal attack Centre after priest's suicide at farm protest

Reacting to a Sikh priest's death by suicide at the farmers' protest site on Delhi border, Congress MP Rahul Gandhi said that the&nbsp;Modi govt has crossed all the limits of cruelty

Reacting to a Sikh priest's death by suicide at Delhi border, Congress MP Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday slammed the centre for not accepting the protesting farmers' demand of repealing the three contentious agriculture laws. He said the Narendra Modi government has crossed "all the limits of cruelty" and it must immediately withdraw the laws. Akali Dal too lashed out at the Centre and demanded that the new farm laws should be withdrawn immediately. The former BJP ally termed the ruling party as dictatorial.

Reacting to a Sikh priest's death by suicide at Delhi border, senior Congress MP Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday slammed the centre for not accepting the protesting farmers' demand of repealing the three contentious agriculture laws. He said the Narendra Modi government has crossed "all the limits of cruelty" and it must immediately withdraw the laws. Akali Dal too lashed out at the Centre and demanded that the new farm laws should be withdrawn immediately. The former BJP ally termed the ruling party as dictatorial.

Big blow to NDA, Akali Dal exits alliance over farm bills

The Shiromani Akali Dal on Saturday broke ties with the Bharatiya Janata Party, days after Harsimrat Kaur resigned from the Union cabinet over contentious farm bills.
"Recently Centre introduced three agriculture bills, which directly affect farmers, labourers and local traders. The ordinances hit the argricultural sector. I spoke in Parliament that we were not taken into confidence over farm bills by the Centre," Sukhbir Badal said.

Big blow to NDA, Akali Dal exits alliance over farm bills
Sukhbir Badal: can't be a part of NDA that brought farm bills
Sukhbir Badal: unanimously desired we leave NDA alliance
Harsimrat&nbsp;Kaur&nbsp;resigned from Union Cabinet over farm bills
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The Shiromani Akali Dal on Saturday broke ties with the Bharatiya Janata Party, days after Harsimrat Kaur resigned from the Union cabinet over contentious farm bills.
SAD President Sukhbir&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;Badal&nbsp;said, the party was not taken into confidence before passing the three agriculture bills, which directly affect farmers, labourers and local traders. He added, Akali&nbsp;Dal&nbsp;had been trying to attract Centre's attention to the farmers' issues and the impact of the Bills but their efforts went in vain.
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Harsimrat Kaur will resign from union cabinet: SAD chief in LS

Stressing that Shiromani Akali Dal, which is a member of&nbsp;BJP-led NDA, opposed the farm bills moved by the Centre, SAD chief Sukhbir Singh Badal&nbsp;on Thursday said that Food Processing Minister Harsimrat Kaur will resign from the union cabinet in&nbsp;protest over the ordinances. Targeting SAD president Sukhbir Badal and his wife and Union Cabinet Minister&nbsp;Harsimrat Kaur Badal, Congress, AAP and SAD (Democratic) MPs had demanded that she resign from the Union Cabinet as her position is 'untenable' following her party&rsquo;s stance against the agriculture Bills. Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar on Thursday moved&nbsp; the three bills&nbsp;in Lok Sabha. The Opposition&nbsp;has said the ordinances were Centre&rsquo;s attempt to destroy agriculture.

Harsimrat&nbsp;Kaur&nbsp;will quit Modi&nbsp;cabinet: Akali&nbsp;Dal
SAD chief: Harsimrat&nbsp;will quit over Centre's farm bills
Opposition had demanded Harsimrat's&nbsp;resignation
Opposition: can't oppose bill and continue as minister
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Stressing that Shiromani Akali Dal, which is a member of&nbsp;BJP-led NDA, opposed the farm bills moved by the Centre, SAD chief Sukhbir Singh Badal&nbsp;on Thursday said that Food Processing Minister Harsimrat Kaur will resign from the union cabinet in&nbsp;protest over the ordinances. Targeting SAD president Sukhbir Badal and his wife and Union Cabinet Minister&nbsp;Harsimrat Kaur Badal, Congress, AAP and SAD (Democratic) MPs had demanded that she resign from the Union Cabinet as her position is 'untenable' following her party&rsquo;s stance against the agriculture Bills. Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar on Thursday moved&nbsp; the three bills&nbsp;in Lok Sabha. The Opposition&nbsp;has said the ordinances were Centre&rsquo;s attempt to destroy agriculture.

Punjab CM: No cases against farmers protesting agri bills

Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Wednesday appealed to farmers not to stop traffic or violate Section 144 in the state over the agriculture bills introduced by the government in the ongoing monsoon session of Parliament. However, he made it clear that no cases would be registered against the protesting farmers as they were fighting for their lives. After submitting a memorandum against the anti-farmer Bills on behalf of the Punjab Congress to the Governor, he said that the FIRs already registered against farmers would be withdrawn. He added that the Centre's legislations would ruin Punjab&rsquo;s agriculture, which was the backbone of its economy. Meanwhile, Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) chief Sukhbir Badal has said they would vote against the three agriculture bills listed for Wednesday in the parliament.

Punjab CM: No cases against farmers protesting the agri bills

Punjab farmers protesting against agriculture bills
Punjab CM appealed to farmers to not violate section 144
CM says no cases against protesting farmers, FIRs withdrawn
SAD chief said will vote against 3 agri bills in parliament
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Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Wednesday appealed to farmers not to stop traffic or violate Section 144 in the state over the agriculture bills introduced by the Centre in the ongoing monsoon session of Parliament. However, he made it clear that no cases would be registered against the protesting farmers as they were fighting for their lives. After submitting a memorandum against the anti-farmer Bills on behalf of the Punjab Congress to the Governor, Captain said that the FIRs already registered against farmers would be withdrawn. He added that the Centre's legislations would ruin Punjab&rsquo;s agriculture, which is the backbone of its economy. Meanwhile, BJP&nbsp;ally&nbsp;Shiromani Akali Dal&nbsp;chief Sukhbir Badal has said party MPs&nbsp;would vote against the three agriculture bills listed for Wednesday in the parliament.

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