Haryana Police use water cannon, teargas shells to cease farmers’ march to Karnal

Image Source : PTI PHOTO Jhajjar: Farmers maintain a tractor rally throughout their ongoing protest towards the brand new farm legal guidelines, at KMP Expressway close to Haryana-Delhi border in Jhajjar district, Thursday, Jan. 07, 2021.
Haryana Police on Sunday used water cannons and lobbed teargas shells to stop protesting farmers from marching in direction of Kaimla village in Haryana’s Karnal district the place Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar will handle a ‘kisan mahapanchayat’. Police have made elaborate safety preparations for the chief minister’s go to to the village the place he’ll converse to individuals to focus on the “benefits” of the Centre’s three farm legal guidelines. Farmers, who’ve been demanding that the legal guidelines be repealed, had earlier introduced to oppose the ‘kisan mahapanchayat’.
Farmers have been carrying black flags and shouting slogans towards the BJP-led authorities as they tried to march in direction of Kaimla village.
Police have put up barricades on the entry factors of the village to stop protesting farmers from reaching the programme venue.
Earlier in December, the Haryana Police had registered a case towards 13 farmers on varied fees together with try to homicide and rioting after a gaggle of peasants protesting towards the Centre’s new farm legal guidelines had allegedly blocked and hurled sticks at Chief Minister ML Khattar’s convoy.

A bunch of protesting farmers had confirmed black flags to Khattar when his convoy was passing by means of Ambala City.
Some of the farmers had allegedly tried to dam Khattar’s motorcade however police managed to offer a secure passage to the chief minister after a while.
The case towards the farmers was registered on the criticism of some safety personnel.
Khattar had gone to Ambala to handle public conferences in assist of the occasion’s mayoral and ward candidates for the upcoming civic our bodies polls.

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