: Farm laws: Thousands of farmers leave Maharashtra to join protests in Delhi, to reach on Thursday #IndiaNEWS Thousands of farmers on Monday left for Delhi from Nashik in Maharashtra to join the ongoing

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Farm laws: Thousands of farmers leave Maharashtra to join protests in Delhi, to reach on Thursday #IndiaNEWS
Thousands of farmers on Monday left for Delhi from Nashik in Maharashtra to join the ongoing protests against the three new agricultural laws, reported PTI. They are expected to reach the Capital on December 24 through the Mumbai-Agra national highway.The protests at Delhi’s borders – Singhu, Tikri, UP Gate, and Chilla – entered its 27th day on Tuesday. Leaders of the Kisan Sabha are leading the farmers’ protest from Maharashtra. Before proceeding to Delhi on Monday afternoon, the protestors burnt effigies of central political leaders. A Kisan Sabha leader said farmers from 21 districts in the state were making their way to Delhi.The demonstrators will travel in around 250 vehicles, covering 1,266 km across states, including Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan.Farmers marching towards delhi from nashik. To join the Campaign#FarmBills2020 #FarmersBeforeCorporation #SaveConstitutionFromBJPQuote Tweet t.co/nntK90MkXa— Apurva (@Apurvaashinde) December 22, 2020 @KisanSabha started their journey from Nashik to Delhi to join farmers from other states to repeal the three anti-farmer laws and Electricity bill 2020 forced on to the people of India.@newsclickin #MaharashtraForFarmers t.co/X5c5P5LL2I— CPIM Maharashtra (@mahacpimspeak) December 22, 2020 Akhil Bharatiya Kisan Sabha leaders Ashok Dhawale and Ajit Navale on Monday criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, and the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh over the new legislations. They claimed that the new laws were...Read more

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