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Farmers take out tractor march against farm laws

Despite negotiations with the government regarding the new agricultural laws, the angry farmers are ready to protest

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Farmers take out tractor march against farm laws

Despite negotiations with the government regarding the new agricultural laws, the angry farmers are ready to protest for a long time due to lack of a solution. Farmers are taking out tractor marches on Delhi's borders and peripheral expressways today. In view of this, security has been increased on the borders of Delhi. 

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A large number of security forces have been deployed along the Singhu border. The farmers were to take out the march earlier on Wednesday, but it was postponed for a day due to the weather. Farmers have said that this is a rehearsal of the tractor march to be held on Republic Day on 26 January. 

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) said on Thursday that farmers should have waited until the next round of talks scheduled for January 8 before invoking the tractor march. 

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Speaking to news agency ANI, BJP National Spokesperson Shahnawaz Hussain said that it is not right to call any movement when the talks are going on. The farmers should have waited till January 8 for talks with the Center before calling the tractors for March. The last two rounds of talks have been a positive one and we are hopeful of a solution in the next round. 

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Union Minister Kailash Chaudhary said that the way communists are putting fuel in the fire for politics. They do not want peace in the country. I want to tell the brothers of the farmers union to maintain peace. The government is always ready for talks. Tomorrow's date is also fixed. A solution will surely come out tomorrow.

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