Farmers' Protest Highlights: Farmers Camp At Singhu Border In Haryana; Delhi Govt Makes Arrangement At Burari Ground

Farmers' Protest Highlights: After hours of confrontation and talks with the tens of thousands of farmers rallying towards the national capital, the Delhi Police finally on Friday afternoon allowed them to enter Delhi. They will be escorted to Nirankari ground in Burari for carrying on their protests against the Centre's Farm Laws. Keep refreshing this page to get all LIVE UPDATES of the ongoing farmers' protest:

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23:30 PM (IST)  •  27 Nov 2020

Delhi govt makes arrangements for farmers at Burari

The Delhi government welcomed the protesting farmers as their "guests" on Friday and made elaborate arrangements for their food, drinking water and shelter. Thousands of farmers gathered at various entry points into the national capital were allowed in to hold a peaceful protest at a north Delhi ground against the central farm laws. Some representatives of the farmers also inspected the Nirankari Samagam Ground in Burari along with police officers. Delhi Jal Board Vice Chairman Raghav Chadha said he had made arrangements for drinking water at the site on the directions of Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.

23:15 PM (IST)  •  27 Nov 2020

We want the government to discuss issues, address our concerns and prepare a draft for required legislation. We are staying at Meerut toll plaza tonight and will leave for Delhi tomorrow morning: Rakesh Tikait, Bhartiya Kisan Union

22:12 PM (IST)  •  27 Nov 2020

When Bhangra beats perked up protesting farmers in Singhu

The farmers, who were protesting since the morning, could be seen dancing on the road under colourful and flashy lights of their decorated tractors. The agitators, who were raising slogans against the government and the new farm laws till late afternoon, could be seen grooving to popular Punjabi numbers like 'Mitran Di Chhatari', among others. A few steps ahead, a group of farmers could be seen preparing dinner for all the protesters and others present on the spot, taking forward the age old Sikh tradition of 'langar' (free meal for all).

21:54 PM (IST)  •  27 Nov 2020

In PICS: Dramatic Scenes Unfold At Singhu Border As Farmers & Cops Clash During Dilli Chalo March

New Delhi: Police clash with agitating farmers, who had gathered at Singhu border as part of their Delhi Chalo protest against Centres new farm laws, at Singhu Border in New Delhi, Friday, Nov 27, 2020. (PTI Photo)(PTI27-11-2020_000268B)

21:03 PM (IST)  •  27 Nov 2020

Haryana: Farmers from Punjab on the 'Delhi Chalo' movement, settle down at Singhu border (Delhi-Haryana), planning… https://t.co/hzeB1EkaqU