Farmers stopped at Punjab-Haryana boundary en route to Delhi rally against India-U.S. trade deal
Farmers stage motorcycle rally to protest against proposed India-U.S. trade dealMulti-layer barricades have been installed by the Haryana police at the inter-State boundaries as farmers attempted to enter Haryana in their vehicles and buses. “We are ready to talk to the local administration and are in no mood for confrontation,” he said. What are Indian farmers’ concerns over impacts of India-U.S.
- ▪Farmers stage motorcycle rally to protest against proposed India-U.S. trade dealMulti-layer barricades have been installed by the Haryana police at the inter-State boundaries as farmers attempted to enter Haryana in their vehicles and buses
- ▪“We are ready to talk to the local administration and are in no mood for confrontation,” he said.
- ▪What are Indian farmers’ concerns over impacts of India-U.S.
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Punjab-based farmers under the banner of the Desh Bachao Morcha (DBM)were on Tuesday (July 21, 2026) stopped by the police at Shambhu-Ambala and Khanauri-Jind, the inter-State boundaries between Haryana and Punjab, as they headed to Delhi to participate in rally against the the proposed India-U.S. trade deal.Several farmers from Haryana began moving on foot towards Delhi after their vehicles and buses were stopped by the police at different places. Farmers stage motorcycle rally to protest against proposed India-U.S. trade dealMulti-layer barricades have been installed by the Haryana police at the inter-State boundaries as farmers attempted to enter Haryana in their vehicles and buses.
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