Farmers, commuters argue

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Updated At : 12:08 PM Aug 29, 2021 IST

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Farmers, commuters argue

Ambala: Hundreds of farmers blocked roads and national highways at nine locations in Ambala and Kurukshetra districts. Farmers in Ambala blocked the Delhi-Amritsar National Highway at the Shambhu toll plaza, and the Ambala-Hisar NH. In Kurukshetra, farmers blocked roads at seven locations, including the Delhi-Chandigarh highway in Shahabad, near Umri, Pehowa road, Ismailabad road, and Ladwa-Yamunanagar road. At some places, farmers and commuters were seen arguing due to the blockade.

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