60 schoolkids reach Singhu border

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Updated At : 12:30 PM Dec 30, 2020 IST

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Sonepat, December 29

Farmers protesting at the Singhu border are now getting support from their family members. After the elderly, youth and women, children have started reaching the spot.

A total of 60 schoolchildren of Class VIII and above from a school in Mansa district of Punjab reached the Singhu border on Tuesday to support members of their families.

The students raised slogans against the Union Government and said they would stay at the site to support the protest.

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