Chakka jam goes of peacefully at Rajasthan-Haryana border, Palwal

Responding to the Samyukta Kisan Morcha’s name for a chakka jam, protesters on the Haryana-Rajasthan border and people in Palwal blocked National Highways 48 and 19 for 3 hours on Saturday. Leaders and police officers stated the occasion came about with none battle and culminated peacefully, with protesters promptly clearing the highways at 3 pm.
“We had blocked the highway at various points; some of us carried out a blockade on the Rajasthan side while our counterparts did the same in Bawal. Everything went off peacefully, we cleared the blockade at 3 pm as planned,” stated Sanjay Madhav, member of the Samyukta Kisan Morcha.
“Further plans in our demonstration are yet to be made. The Samyukta Kisan Morcha will have another meeting in the coming days and announce our strategy for the future,” he stated.
Rewari Superintendent of Police Abhishek Jorwal stated, “In our area, there were blockades in three places – one at the border, the other at Banipur Chowk where protestors from Bawal blocked the highway and the third at Gangaycha toll plaza. The blockade remained peaceful and at exactly 3 pm, they cleared the roads. The situation normalised before 4 pm.”
In Palwal too, protesters, who resumed their demonstration on NH-19 earlier this week, blocked the freeway starting midday.

“There was only one spot near Atoha village, where farmers have been protesting, which was blocked for the entire three hours. There were other places where 10-15 people sat for some time, but even the main one was cleared at 3 pm without any issues,” stated Deepak Gahlawat, Superintendent of Police, Palwal.
Arun Jaildar, president of the 52 friends of Palwal, who was main the chakka jam, stated, “We had been apprising people of the plan for this event for the last three days, and spreading the message that everything has to be done peacefully. We had blocked the highway only after consulting protesters here, and everything went off peacefully.”