GURUGRAM: About 70 to 80 tractor-trolleys bring villagers from Uchana and Narwana to the Khatkar toll plaza on National Highway-71 every day. This has been the ritual here for a month, the supply line that sustains one of the largest protests in Haryana’s Jat heartland against the new central farming laws.
The crowd ebbs and flows. Sometimes, a small group of 50 holds fort, at other times, the gathering swells to 1,000. They sing, clap and raise a chorus against the laws, like protesters have been doing at the Singhu and Tikri borders with Delhi.
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