Farmers of Punjab, Haryana and UP are constantly agitating on the various ways of entering Delhi against agrarian laws passed by Parliament recently. Due to this, the traffic system of the NCR has completely collapsed. Due to the peasant movement, traffic jam is a big problem in many areas including the entry-hit Sing Border, GT Karnal Road Border and Delhi’s Gazipur Border. At the same time, the Noida Link Road and the lane from Ghaziabad to Delhi has been closed. However, Ghaziabad Lane is operating from Delhi.
Despite several rounds of interaction with the administration and police officials, farmers are sitting on the road to Delhi and exchanging slogans. Farmers have tied the rope with barricading, which also bans the media. At this time the influx of security forces is beginning to increase. Meanwhile, the administration returned traffickers who reached NH.
SP City Abhishek Verma on the Ghazipur border said that we are talking to farmers that the blockade here should be ended as it is the main road to Delhi. The road is expected to open soon.
We are talking to farmers to end the blockade here as it is a major route to Delhi. We hope the roadway will be opened soon: Abhishek Verma, SP City (Delhi-UP border) on the Ghazipur border https://t.co/71xssc1U0z pic.twitter.com/dSoMGP3dKx
– ANI (@ANI) December 3, 2020
Earlier, Delhi traffic police had informed the tweet on Thursday morning. According to a warning issued by Delhi Police, Singh Border is still closed on both sides. That is, you cannot travel from this border to Haryana or enter Delhi from Haryana. The small borders around it are also closed. Lampur, uc Chandy and other small borders are closed. Traffic was diverted from Mukarba Chowk and GT Karnal Road, police said.
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