2 Stadiums Turn Makeshift Jails in Haryana, Section 144 At Gazipur Border in UP Ahead of Farmers’ Delhi March – News18

Huge safety has been arrange throughout the Punjab-Haryana borders forward of the farmers’ “Delhi Chalo” march, scheduled to happen on February 13. As a precautionary measure, the authorities have been placing up jersey barricades and prohibitory orders in view of the farmers’ deliberate protest.

The Haryana and Delhi Police on Sunday positioned concrete barricades on the Tikri border in Jhajjar’s Bahadurgarh and Singhu in Sonepat to stop the farmers from coming into the nationwide capital. Water cannons together with massive cemented containers had been additionally positioned by Delhi Police on the Sonepat border.

Along with the concrete barricades, street spikes, barbed wires and 1000’s of police personnel have been deployed alongside the interstate border.

Along with this, the Haryana authorities transformed two massive stadiums into makeshift jails forward of the march on Tuesday by which 1000’s of farmers are anticipated to take part. Chaudhary Dalbir Singh Indoor Stadium in Sirsa and Guru Gobind Singh Stadium in Dabwali will function short-term jails to maintain detained farmers in case their march goes forward, NDTV reported citing its sources.

Part 144 in Haryana, Delhi-UP Border

Part 144 of the CrPC has been imposed in 15 of the 22 districts of Haryana to stop farmer agitation. The Sonepat district administration has additionally launched an order to petrol pumps to not fill greater than 10 litres of diesel into the tractors of the farmers within the wake of farmer organisations’ ‘Delhi Chalo’ name.

In the meantime, Part 144 was additionally imposed on the Ghazipur, Tikri and Singhu border in Uttar Pradesh to keep away from any untoward incident and keep legislation and order. Based on the Delhi Police order, the gathering of public in any respect borders between Delhi and Uttar Pradesh and close by areas within the jurisdictional space of northeast district will probably be prohibited.

Delhi Visitors Police Points Advisory

The Delhi Visitors Police on Sunday issued an advisory forward of farmers’ ‘Delhi Chalo’ march’. The police have suggested automobile house owners to observe the advisory to know concerning the site visitors restrictions/diversions.

What Are Farmers Demanding?

Two years after an enormous agitation was launched by the farmers in Punjab, the farmers are again with their demand concerning a legislation guaranteeing a Minimal Assist Value (MSP) for his or her produce.

The Samyukta Kisan Morcha and the Kisan Mazdoor Morcha have introduced that greater than 200 farm unions will march to Delhi on February 13.