Farmers on relay fast at Singhu, Tikri

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Updated At : 12:32 PM Dec 22, 2020 IST

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Sonepat, December 21

Eleven farmers sat on relay fast at the Singhu border on Monday over the three farm laws. The Former MLAs’ Association extended support to the farmers.

Former MLAs led by Nafe Singh Rathi and Birender Singh Kadyan reached the Singhu border and demanded that the farmers’ demands should be met as soon as possible.

Sukhwinder Singh, a youth from Ludhiana who had written a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi with his blood, reached the Singhu border.

Jhajjar: Sixteen protesting farmers — 11 from Punjab and five from Haryana — sat on relay fast at the Tikri border on Monday.

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