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Police lathicharge farmers heading towards Delhi in Palwal village

Tribune News ServicePalwal, January 26 Police used batons to stop farmers and tractors near Palwal’s Gadpuri village on the National Highway 19 on Tuesday afternoon. Sources said the farmers were going from Amroha village to Delhi, where an ongoing tractor...

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Updated At : 10:18 PM Jan 26, 2021 IST

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Palwal, January 26

Police used batons to stop farmers and tractors near Palwal’s Gadpuri village on the National Highway 19 on Tuesday afternoon.

Sources said the farmers were going from Amroha village to Delhi, where an ongoing tractor parade by farmers turned violent on Tuesday. Traffic remains disrupted, sources said.

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