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Delhi Police has erected a wall with shipping containers at the main gate of Red Fort for security reasons ahead of Independence Day celebrations, officials said on Saturday.
The police said they are taking no chances while citing the farmers' tractor rally on January 26 that took a violent turn in the national capital.
The containers have been placed in such a way that no one is able to see inside the premises of the fort, from where the Prime Minister addresses the nation on Independence Day, a senior police officer said
This is the first time that police have put up such a high wall, officials said, adding the containers would be decorated with graffiti.

'Container walls' outside Red Fort, security tightened ahead of Independence Day

'Taking no chances': Delhi Police has erected a wall with shipping containers at the main gate of Red Fort for security reasons ahead of Independence Day celebrations

Delhi Police tightens security ahead of Independence Day celebrations
Delhi Police erects&nbsp;a wall with shipping containers outside the Red Fort
Containers will stop people from being able to see&nbsp;inside the premises
Containers would be decorated with graffiti, officials said
Police cites violent tractor rally on Jan 26, says they won't take any chance
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'Taking no chances': Delhi Police has erected a wall with shipping containers at the main gate of Red Fort for security reasons ahead of Independence Day celebrations
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Delhi Police has erected a wall with shipping containers at the main gate of Red Fort for security reasons ahead of Independence Day celebrations, officials said on Saturday.
The police said they are taking no chances while citing the farmers' tractor rally on January 26 that took a violent turn in the national capital.
The containers have been placed in such a way that no one is able to see inside the premises of the fort, from where the Prime Minister addresses the nation on Independence Day, a senior police officer said
This is the first time that police have put up such a high wall, officials said, adding the containers would be decorated with graffiti.

One protester reportedly died after a tractor overturned at Delhi's DDU Marg on Tuesday during the violent protests that moved from the borders to several parts of the National Capital. Reports said that the tractor turned turtle after being shot at during the clashes. The farmers' protest took a violent turn after protestors broke police barricades at border areas and also clashed with the police in several parts of Delhi.

Reports: 1 farmer dead in protests in central Delhi

One person was killed during violent protests at Delh's ITO on Tuesday. Farmers claim that the man was shot by cops

One protester died in after a tractor overturned at Delhi's DDU Marg on Tuesday during the violent farmer protests that moved from the borders to several parts of the National Capital. Reports said that the tractor turned turtle after being shot at during the clashes. Farmers are claiming that the man was shot by police. The protesters are now sitting on a dharna with the dead body.&nbsp;The farmers' protest took a violent turn after protesters broke police barricades at border areas and also clashed with the police in several parts of Delhi.

One protester died in after a tractor overturned at Delhi's DDU Marg on Tuesday during the violent farmer protests that moved from the borders to several parts of the national Capital. Reports said that the tractor turned turtle after being shot at during the clashes. Farmers are claiming that the man was shot by police. The protesters are now sitting on a dharna with the dead body.&nbsp;The farmers' protest took a violent turn after protesters broke police barricades at border areas and also clashed with the police in several parts of Delhi.

Delhi has turned in to a battle zone with protesting farmers going on warpath on Tuesday. As the farmers made their way in to central Delhi, visuals from ITO area showed two protesting zooming their tractors at high speed scaring away the cops and other protesters. The duo dangerously moved their tractors around on the road full of cops and protesting farmers. Pitched battles are being witnessed between policemen and farmers in the heart of the Capital as farmers changed the pre-decided route of their tractor rally and marched on to the Capital.

Watch: Farmers dangerously drive tractors, try to run over cops

Delhi has turned in to a battle zone with protesting farmers going on warpath on Tuesday. Visuals from ITO show farmers dangerously driving tractors seemingly&nbsp;trying to run over cops&nbsp;&nbsp;

Delhi has turned in to a battle zone with protesting farmers going on warpath on Tuesday. As the farmers made their way in to central Delhi, visuals from ITO area showed two protesting zooming their tractors at high speed scaring away the cops and other protesters. The duo dangerously moved their tractors around on the road full of cops and protesting farmers. Pitched battles are being witnessed between policemen and farmers in the heart of the Capital as farmers changed the pre-decided route of their tractor rally and marched on to the Capital.

Protesting farmers who have been braving tear gas shells and lathis&nbsp;since Tuesday morning have made their way in to Central Delhi. Thousands of farmers made it to the ITO area in the heart of Delhi and up till&nbsp;the Red Fort leading to pitched battles with the cops in the heart of the Capital.&nbsp;A policeman was rescued by the protesting farmers as he came under attack by a section of farmers as they clashed with police in central Delhi. Visuals showed a group of protesters shielding a policeman from being attacked. Farmers earlier junked the pre-decided route for their tractor rally and forced their way into the Capital.

Capital breached: Farmers reach central Delhi amid clashes

Protesting farmers who have been braving tear gas shells and lathis&nbsp;since Tuesday morning have made their way in to Central Delhi

Protesting farmers who have been braving tear gas shells and lathis&nbsp;since Tuesday morning have made their way in to Central Delhi. Thousands of farmers made it to the ITO area in the heart of Delhi and up till the Red Fort leading to pitched battles with the cops in the heart of the Capital.&nbsp;A policeman was rescued by the protesting farmers as he came under attack by a section of farmers as they clashed with police in central Delhi. Visuals showed a group of protesters shielding a policeman from being attacked. Farmers earlier junked the pre-decided route for their tractor rally and forced their way into the Capital.

Protesting farmers who have been braving tear gas shells and lathis&nbsp;since Tuesday morning have made their way in to Central Delhi. Thousands of farmers made it to the ITO area in the heart of Delhi and up till&nbsp;the Red Fort leading to pitched battles with the cops in the heart of the Capital.&nbsp;A policeman was rescued by the protesting farmers as he came under attack by a section of farmers as they clashed with police in central Delhi. Visuals showed a group of protesters shielding a policeman from being attacked. Farmers earlier junked the pre-decided route for their tractor rally and forced their way into the Capital.

The Delhi Police on Tuesday morning used tear gas shells and lathi-charged protesting farmers as thousands of them broke barricades on Delhi borders to enter the Capital to participate in the tractor rally on Republic Day. Farmers began their tractor parade from the Delhi borders to mark two months of protests against the new farm laws. From early morning the highways around Delhi were lined with thousands of tractors and farmers who came for the rally. Protesting farmers broke police barricades at the Singhu and Tikri borders as they were stopped by the police.

Farmers brave tear gas, lathi charge to join tractor rally

The Delhi Police on Tuesday morning used tear gas shells and lathi-charged protesting farmers as thousands of them broke barricades on Delhi borders to participate in the tractor rally

The Delhi Police on Tuesday morning used tear gas shells and lathi-charged protesting farmers as thousands of them broke barricades on Delhi borders to enter the Capital to participate in the tractor rally on Republic Day. Farmers began their tractor parade from the Delhi borders to mark two months of protests against the new farm laws. From early morning the highways around Delhi were lined with thousands of tractors and farmers who came for the rally. Protesting farmers broke police barricades at the Singhu and Tikri borders as they were stopped by the police.

There was early morning chaos at the Delhi borders with UP and Haryana as protesting farmers knocked down barricades on the outskirts of the Capital. Thousands of farmers are broke police barricades at Singhu and Tikri borders as cops tried to stop them from marching into the Capital. Highways are Delhi are lined up with thousands of tractors that have arrived for the rally later today. Visuals showed thousands of farmers holding flags entering Delhi on foot and tractors amid huge police presence.

Watch: Farmers break down police barricades at Delhi borders

There was early morning chaos at the Delhi borders with UP and Haryana as protesting farmers knocked down barricades on the outskirts of the Capital.

There was early morning chaos at the Delhi borders with UP and Haryana as protesting farmers knocked down barricades on the outskirts of the Capital. Thousands of farmers are broke police barricades at Singhu and Tikri borders as cops tried to stop them from marching into the Capital. Highways are Delhi are lined up with thousands of tractors that have arrived for the rally later today. Visuals showed thousands of farmers holding flags entering Delhi on foot and tractors amid huge police presence.

Raising the possibility of a clash with the police, which has chalked out a route for the farmers' tractor rally, one of the key participants -- the Kisan Mazdoor Sangharsh Committee -- has declared that it would not stick to the agreed upon route. The group has said that its parade will approach the Delhi's Outer Ring Road, which the cops have not allowed. The police and farmers union had agreed upon the tractor parade routes from three locations at the border after a series of meetings. Delhi Police chief SN Srivastava has warned that some elements are trying to provoke the farmers and take advantage of the rally.

Farmers' group plans to veer from tractor rally route

Raising the possibility of a clash with the police, one of the farmers' groups has declared that it would not stick to the agreed upon route for the tractor parade

Raising the possibility of a clash with the police, which has chalked out a route for the farmers' tractor rally, one of the key participants -- the Kisan Mazdoor Sangharsh Committee -- has declared that it would not stick to the agreed upon route. The group has said that its parade will approach the Delhi's Outer Ring Road, which the cops have not allowed. The police and farmers union had agreed upon the tractor parade routes from three locations at the border after a series of meetings. Delhi Police chief SN Srivastava has warned that some elements are trying to provoke the farmers and take advantage of the rally.

As hundreds headed to Delhi from neighbouring states for the farmers' tractor parade on the Republic Day, the Delhi Police on Sunday said it is making tight security arrangements due to inputs about possible attempts to disrupt the rally. The Haryana authorities have advised people to avoid travelling to the national capital. The Haryana Police said there would be disruptions in vehicular movement on the national highway from Karnal and Rohtak towards Delhi during January 25-27.
Meanwhile, farmer leaders appealed to those participating in the Republic Day tractor march to carry enough ration for 24 hours and ensure that the rally remains peaceful.
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Delhi Police gears for tractor rally, Haryana issues advisory

Delhi Police is making tight security arrangements for farmers' tractor rally on R-Day. Haryana authorities have advised people to avoid travelling to Delhi

As hundreds headed to Delhi from neighbouring states for the farmers' tractor parade on the Republic Day, the Delhi Police on Sunday said it is making tight security arrangements due to inputs about possible attempts to disrupt the rally. The Haryana authorities have advised people to avoid travelling to the national capital. The Haryana Police said there would be disruptions in vehicular movement on the national highway from Karnal and Rohtak towards Delhi during January 25-27.

As hundreds headed to Delhi from neighbouring states for the farmers' tractor parade on the Republic Day, the Delhi Police on Sunday said it is making tight security arrangements due to inputs about possible attempts to disrupt the rally. The Haryana authorities have advised people to avoid travelling to the national capital. The Haryana Police said there would be disruptions in vehicular movement on the national highway from Karnal and Rohtak towards Delhi during January 25-27.
Meanwhile, farmer leaders appealed to those participating in the Republic Day tractor march to carry enough ration for 24 hours and ensure that the rally remains peaceful.
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