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Today Sunday (February 25) is the 13th day of Kisan Andolan. Farmers of Punjab are stuck on Shambhu and Khanuri border. They have postponed the decision to march towards Delhi till February 29. The farmers say that they will not go back home until their demands are met.
Today, farmers will hold a World Trade Organization (WTO) conference at Shambhu and Khanuri border. Through this, there is a plan to make farmers across the country aware. Experts will come here and WTO. will tell about the disadvantages of On the other hand, ban on mobile internet has been lifted in 7 districts of Haryana. Internet was shut down in Ambala, Kurukshetra, Kaithal, Jind, Hisar, Fatehabad and Sirsa from 6 am on February 11.
Farmer leader Sarwan Singh Pandher said that today is the 13th day of the march in Shambhu and Khanuri. Today we will hold a conference on both the borders as the WTO will be discussed. There will be a discussion about this with intellectuals and ordinary farmers from their own stage. We have demanded from the Government of India that the Government should bring the agriculture sector to WTO. taken out of A press conference will be held about this in the evening.
He said that effigies larger than 20 feet will be blown on both the borders on the afternoon of 26th. On February 27 Kisan Mazdoor Morcha, SKM (Non-Political) will hold a meeting of all its leaders across the country. Both forums will sit and discuss on February 28. The next step will be decided on February 29. We are demanding Prime Minister Modi to speak on what is happening to the farmers.”
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In view of farmers' march towards Delhi, Tikri border and Singhu border of Delhi, which were closed for 11 days, have been temporarily opened. Containers and stones placed on Tikri border were removed by Delhi Police. Although initially one sided road has been opened. Apart from this, side traffic has also started at Jharoda border.
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