Farmers Protest: Heavy jam on Singhu border, Police issued alert...
In view of the farmers' movement, Kundli sindhu data-border was closed by delhi Police. But just two days ago, on february 26, the service lines on National Highway 44 were opened from both sides. After which there is heavy traffic jam at Singhu data-border today. Only service roads in both carriageways of NH-44 at Singhu data-border are open for traffic. Due to which heavy traffic is being seen. Meanwhile, a traffic alert has been issued by delhi Traffic Police.‘Advised to use zero palla toll’While giving information on delhi Traffic Police's social media platform Because only the service roads in both the carriageways of NH-44 at Singhu data-border are open for traffic. Therefore, motorists are advised to use Piyao Maniyari, Saboli, Safiabad, Singhu school Toll and zero Palla Toll for their journey.
'Farmers' protest continues on 16th day'Let us tell you that the farmers' protest continues for the 16th day today at Shambhu Border and Khanauri Border. Farmers are sitting on the data-border with the intention of marching to Delhi. Farmer protesters have clashed with security personnel several times. Today, a decision can be taken by the farmers on their march to Delhi. Various farmer organizations are going to hold a meeting today at Shambhu data-border. Yesterday also farmer leaders had held a meeting with their respective organizations. Internet services have also been stopped in Ambala due to the farmers' movement. On behalf of farmer leaders Sarwan Singh Padher and Jagjit Dallewal, who are leading the farmers' movement, it has been said that the further strategy of the farmers' movement will be announced on february 29.
'Farmers' protest continues on 16th day'Let us tell you that the farmers' protest continues for the 16th day today at Shambhu Border and Khanauri Border. Farmers are sitting on the data-border with the intention of marching to Delhi. Farmer protesters have clashed with security personnel several times. Today, a decision can be taken by the farmers on their march to Delhi. Various farmer organizations are going to hold a meeting today at Shambhu data-border. Yesterday also farmer leaders had held a meeting with their respective organizations. Internet services have also been stopped in Ambala due to the farmers' movement. On behalf of farmer leaders Sarwan Singh Padher and Jagjit Dallewal, who are leading the farmers' movement, it has been said that the further strategy of the farmers' movement will be announced on february 29.