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Rakesh Tikait urges support for Muzaffarnagar mahapanchayat at Chandigarh rally

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Updated At : 12:56 PM Aug 28, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, August 27

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A rally in support of farmers agitating against the farm laws, was held at the Rally Ground in Sector 25 here today. A large number of farmers and their supporters gathered at the venue to support the cause.

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Addressing the rally, farmer leader Rakesh Tikait applauded the protest held at various roundabouts and intersections by city residents everyday between 6 and 8 pm.

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Tikait also asked farmers to mobilise support for the mahapanchayat, which is scheduled to be held at Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh, on September 5.

Before the rally, Tikait also held a press conference.

Meanwhile, elaborate security arrangements were made by the police and barricades were put on roads leading to the Rally Ground to stop the vehicles. — TNS

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