Bhartiya Kisan Union News

The police have enforced restrictive orders under Section 144 and a traffic advisory for commuters has been released, warning them of the disruptions and diversions along the Delhi-Noida border region.

Sandeep Singh, Olympian and Haryana Sports Minister has been brushing off the allegations, levelled against him by the junior athlete coach.

“In the past 1 month two new farm unions have been formed in Ambala & Karnal in Haryana; Bhatriya Kisan Union (Shaheed Bhagat Singh) and Bhartiya Kisan Union (Sir Chotu Ram), these two unions have branched out of Bhartiya Kisan Union (Chaduni),” sources said. 

In Haryana, the police will verify the list of farmers who died during the farmers' protest. According to the information, compensation will be given only on the basis of the verified list.

Delhi Police personnel were seen removing the concrete wall and sharp nails, which were part of the barricading.

The Bharatiya Kisan Union has filed a petition in the Supreme Court against the new agricultural laws recently implemented by the central government. The petition argues for exploitation of farmers.

At least 70,000 farmers from Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Punjab and Haryana staged the Kisan Kranti Padyatra, which concluded at the Rajghat. 

Farmers say that only seven of their eleven demands have been agreed to while some of the main demands have been left out.

Farmers under the banner of the Bhartiya Kisan Union performed 'shavasana' on the Lucknow-Barabanki Highway.

"All seven farmer organisations held dharnas outside the offices of all the deputy commissioners in the state in support of their demands.

Anger is brewing among farmers in this district on multiple scores including the issue of non-remunerative prices for potato and the longstanding dispute with farmers in bordering Haryana over some farmlands.

45-year-old Yogender was injured in the attack last evening and has been hospitalised.

Several farmers' unions, including Bhartiya Kisan Union (Ekta) and farm labourers, on Monday announced that they will resume their agitation from November 4 to 6 in support of their demands, including compensation for crop damage.