Farmers Protest: Farmers from Punjab and khaps from Haryana are making their way to national capital.
The government on Tuesday suggested setting up a committee to look into issues raised by farmers protesting against new farm laws, but it was rejected by representatives of 35 agitating organisations during their marathon meeting with three union ministers that ended without any resolution.
The meeting at Vigyan Bhawan remained inconclusive and the government has called for another round of discussions on Thursday, December 3, union leaders said.
Government officials said the dialogue would continue and the next round of talks has been scheduled for Thursday.
More farmers from Punjab and khaps from Haryana are making their way to the national capital, demanding that the laws be repealed. The farmers have said they will continue the protest if their demands are not accepted.
Here are the live updates of the farmers' protest:
Traffic Alert Tikri, Jharoda Borders are closed for any traffic movement.
Farmers Protest LIVE: Meeting At Amit Shah's Residence
A meeting is underway at the residence of Union Home Minister Amit Shah; Union Ministers Narendra Singh Tomar and Piyush Goyal present, reports news agency ANI.
Farmers In Huddle As Talks With Centre Fail, Round 2 Tomorrow
Farmers' organisations are meeting at one of the Delhi-Haryana borders to decide their strategy, a day after they turned down the centre's second pitch for a committee to discuss the contentious farm laws against which they have been holding massive protests near Delhi.
Read Here 'Langar' Being Served To Farmers At Delhi-Ghazipur Border
Farmers Protest: Traffic Police Deployed To Manage Vehicular Movement Near Chilla VillageDelhi Police appealed to citizens to avoid Noida Link Road for going to Noida and use National Highway-24 or Delhi Noida Direct (DND) Flyway instead, in light of the ongoing farmers' protest at the borders of the national capital.
Bhim Army Chief Joins Protesting Farmers At Delhi-Ghazipur Border
Bhim Army chief Chandrashekar Azad on Tuesday joined the protesting farmers at the Delhi-Ghazipur border along with hundreds of his supporters and demanded that the new farms laws be withdrawn immediately. The Dalit leader from Uttar Pradesh, who launched his political party in March this year, said, "The farmers have been fighting for their rights in this cold. These laws should be withdrawn immediately." "We extend our full support to our farmers. We are with them in this fight," he said. Even as farmers of Punjab and Haryana continued to rally at Singhu and Tikari border entry points, scores of Uttar Pradesh farmers gathered at Ghazipur on the Delhi-Ghazipur border on Sunday morning in their bid to enter the national capital.
Farmers' Protest Enters Seventh Day
The farmers' protest against the three agricultural sector laws passed by the central government in the last monsoon session entered seventh day on Wednesday with demonstrations on Sant Nirankari Samagam ground in Burari on the outskirts of Delhi, besides the border areas. Yesterday night, the Union government held a meeting with the representatives of the protesting farmers and offered to set up a committee to look into their demands, which they rejected.
Farmers Protest Updates: Delhi Border Near Chilla Closed For Traffic
Delhi Traffic Police informed that the chilla border on Noida link road is closed for traffic due to farmers' protests near Gautam Budh Dwar.
Farmers Protest in Delhi Today: Delhi: Farmers Continue To Protest At Singhu Border
Farmers Protest LIVE: Protesting farmers remove barricades at Delhi-UP border
Famers Protest: "Come To Our Langar ForJalebi, Pakoda, Tea": Farmer Leaders To Minister
Farmer union leaders on Tuesday invited Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar to their protest site and offered to serve him
''jalebi'' and
''pakoda'', along with tea at their langar (community kitchen), after they were offered tea by the minister during a marathon meeting with the government over their ongoing agitation against three new farm laws.
Read Here Farmers Protest Updates: No Headway In Talks With Farmers
The farmers' representatives have turned down the Centre's second pitch for a committee to discuss the contentious farm laws, protests against which are intensifying by the day. "Now is not the time for a committee," sources quoted farmers' representatives as saying at the meeting with three central ministers this evening. A second meeting will be held on December 3.
