Photos From Delhi Border: Farmers Protest; Cops Pelt Stones

Defying barricades, water cannons and tear gas, thousands of Punjab farmers marched into the national capital.
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Police was seen pelting stones at protesting farmers at the Singhu Border on Firday, 27 November.
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Police was seen pelting stones at protesting farmers at the Singhu Border on Firday, 27 November.
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The police, on Friday, 27 November, was seen pelting stones at protesting farmers who attempting to make their way into Delhi amid the “Delhi Chalo” march.

The farmers were also subjected to water cannons, tear gas, trenches and barbed wires in a bid to keep their demonstration against the new farm laws out of the national capital, until finally they were allowed to enter Delhi.

Police was seen pelting stones at protesting farmers at the Singhu Border on Firday, 27 November.
Police was seen pelting stones at protesting farmers at the Singhu Border on Friday, 27 November.
A man in protective gear standing along with the Delhi Police stretches out his arm to throw a brick.
Armed security deployed at the border on Friday, 27 November.
Protesting farmers seeking to make their way through Delhi were faced with barricades and spirals of barbed wire.
Farmers on their way to cross the Singhu Border and enter Delhi during the “Delhi Chalo” protest march against the new farm laws, in New Delhi.
Police personnel use tear gas on farmers to stop them from crossing the Singhu Border during the “Delhi Chalo” protest march against the new farm laws.
Farmers prepare breakfast after arriving at the Singhu border from Punjab during their “Delhi Chalo” protest against the new farm laws, in New Delhi.
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Farmers face heavy police deployment at the border.
Delhi Police deployed in large numbers to stop farmers coming to Delhi during their the “Delhi Chalo” protest against the new farm laws, at the Singhu border in New Delhi. 
Senior officers of the Delhi Police give instructions on handling the protesting farmers coming to Delhi during their “Delhi Chalo” march against the recent Kisan Bill, at the Singhu border in New Delhi, Friday, 27 November.
Tear gas shells fired by the Delhi Police land near protesting farmers to warn them, as they try to cross the border into Delhi during their “Delhi Chalo” march at the Singhu border in New Delhi on Friday, 27 November.

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Published: 27 Nov 2020,03:04 PM IST

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