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Here's How India Looked Like During Farmers' Launched Bharat Bandh Protest
India today is observing a nation-wide strike called by the farmers who have been protesting Centre's contentious farms¡¯ laws over the past fortnight, resulting in a standoff. Today's strike follows three rounds of inconclusive talks between the two sides over laws that farmers say are against their interests. Take a look at the pictures below:
India today is observing a nation-wide strike called by the farmers who have been protesting Centre's contentious farms¡¯ laws over the past fortnight, resulting in a standoff. Today's strike follows three rounds of inconclusive talks between the two sides over laws that farmers say are against their interests. Take a look at the pictures below:
Vehicles are seen driving along streets during a nationwide general strike called by farmers to protest against the recent agricultural reforms in Mumbai.?
Weighing scales are seen next to downed shutters of shops inside the Agricultural Produce Market Committee (APMC) yard during a nationwide general strike called by farmers to protest against the recent agricultural reforms in Navi Mumbai.??
Security personnel stand guard as farmers block a highway during a nationwide general strike called to protest against the recent agricultural reforms.
Workers play cricket at an empty parking area of the Agricultural Produce Market Committee (APMC) yard during a nationwide general strike.??
A worker walks through parked trucks at the Agricultural Produce Market Committee (APMC) yard during a nationwide general strike.?
Farmers block a highway during a nationwide general strike called to protest against the recent agricultural reforms at the Delhi-Uttar Pradesh state border in Ghazipur.
The farmers have insisted that this is a peaceful strike and emergency services like ambulances will not be stopped.
In Mumbai, the biggest agricultural market, Vashi is shut.
In Uttar Pradesh too, Lucknow's biggest fruit and vegetable market is shut, however the markets across the city remain open.
India today is observing a nation-wide strike called by the farmers who have been protesting Centre's contentious farms¡¯ laws over the past fortnight, resulting in a standoff. Today's strike follows three rounds of inconclusive talks between the two sides over laws that farmers say are against their interests. Take a look at the pictures below:Read More
Vehicles are seen driving along streets during a nationwide general strike called by farmers to protest against the recent agricultural reforms in Mumbai. Read More
Weighing scales are seen next to downed shutters of shops inside the Agricultural Produce Market Committee (APMC) yard during a nationwide general strike called by farmers to protest against the recent agricultural reforms in Navi Mumbai. Read More
Security personnel stand guard as farmers block a highway during a nationwide general strike called to protest against the recent agricultural reforms. Read More
Workers play cricket at an empty parking area of the Agricultural Produce Market Committee (APMC) yard during a nationwide general strike. Read More
A worker walks through parked trucks at the Agricultural Produce Market Committee (APMC) yard during a nationwide general strike. Read More
Farmers block a highway during a nationwide general strike called to protest against the recent agricultural reforms at the Delhi-Uttar Pradesh state border in Ghazipur. Read More
The farmers have insisted that this is a peaceful strike and emergency services like ambulances will not be stopped. Read More
In Mumbai, the biggest agricultural market, Vashi is shut. Read More
In Uttar Pradesh too, Lucknow's biggest fruit and vegetable market is shut, however the markets across the city remain open. Read More
At least 15 opposition parties have backed the call for strike. Read More
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