Bharat Bandh: Farmers block Chandigarh-Ambala road, Mohali airport road at 5 places

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Updated At : 02:43 PM Sep 27, 2021 IST

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Mohali/Panchkula, September 27

Farmers on Monday blocked the airport road at five places, including Sohana Singh Shaheedan Gurdwara, Sectors 78-79 Chowk and Chhat village light point.

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Farmers block the Kharar-Banur road near Saneta village.

Besides, the farmers also blocked the Landran Chowk, Motemajra, Sandra village, Derri, connecting the airport road to the Kharar-Banur road in Mohali district.

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Famers block Airport Road outside Gurdwara Singh Shaheedan at Sohana in Mohali on Monday. Tribune photo: Vicky

Farmers also blocked the Chandigarh-Ambala road at Dappar toll plaza, Lalru, Zirakpur and Handesra road section falling in Punjab area on the Ambala-Naraingarh road.

Farmers outside Ambala City grain market.

Farmers blocked the Zirakpur-Shimla highway at the Chandimandir toll plaza.

There was no major impact of the Bharat Bandh on Chandigarh as all shops were open in the city.

A road blocked in Chandigarh.

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