Ten points: Mobile internet suspended in seven districts of Haryana before farmers march to the 144th Ward in Panchkula, Delhi.
Excellent Delhi Chalo March, including more than 200 farmers Kisan Mazdoor Morcha and Samyukta Kisan Morcha (Non-Political) declared trade unions. The march is planned for February 13. The aim is to pressure the national government to agree to demands such as passing legislation to ensure a minimum support price (MSP) for crops. This mobilization triggered significant administrative and security measures, including the implementation of Section 144 in Panchkula and the suspension of bulk messaging and mobile internet services in several districts of Haryana.
Here are the latest updates from the upcoming farmers' protest:
- According to Panchkula DCP Sumer Singh Pratap, the police invoked Section 144, which prohibits processions, demonstrations and carrying weapons in Panchkula.
- Scheduled Delhi Chalo In March, extensive preparations are underway to close the Punjab-Haryana border in Ambala, Jind and Fatehabad districts.
- Due to the expected disruption, the Haryana Police issued a traffic advisory on February 13, advising commuters to minimize use of main roads. Alternative routes have been suggested for travelers between Chandigarh and Delhi to reduce potential traffic congestion.
- Mobile internet services and bulk SMS have been suspended in seven districts of Haryana to prevent the spread of false information and ensure public order.
- senior police officials inspected the border crossings to assess security arrangements, including Haryana DGP and Ambala SP.
- Concrete barricades and road restrictions were installed on the Shambhu border and the Ghaggar river was dug to make passage difficult.
- Severe traffic jams and disruptions to normal commuters are expected, especially for those traveling through the Shambhu border to Ambala.
- In defiance of the authorities, peasants prepare for the march by gathering supplies and preparing tractor wagons.
- Designed by Delhi Chalo The march is still going on despite recent meetings between union ministers and farmers’ leaders. It shows how persistent farmers Claims are valid for MSP guarantee and other benefits.
- Prominent farmer Sarwan Singh Pandher on Saturday said that the meetings of Union Ministers Piyush Goyal, Arjun Munda and Nityanand Rai will be held in Chandigarh on February 12.
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