Tractor March By Farmer

From Deep Sidhu to union leader Rakesh Tikait: Profiles of those named by Delhi Police, farm unions for Republic Day violence

As police action against the protestors continued, the Samyukt Kisan Morcha on Wednesday reiterated that they had nothing to do with the violence, alleging that a 'dirty conspiracy was being hatched' against farmers to malign their movement

From teargas on Delhi border to clashes at Red Fort, how R-Day tractor rally devolved into chaos

Six DTC buses and five police vehicles were damaged in the clashes that broke out at ITO during the farmers' tractor rally in the Delhi-NCR, according to an FIR registered in connection with the incident

Farmers' tractor rally: Violence in Delhi kills one as section of protesters storm Red Fort; 86 cops, over 1,000 agrarians injured

The Samkyukt Kisan Morcha, an umbrella body of 41 farmer unions leading the protests, disassociated itself from those who indulged in violence during the tractor parade and alleged that some "anti-social elements" infiltrated their otherwise peaceful movement

Farmer Tractor Rally Updates: Hoisted Nishan Sahib flag at Red Fort, didn't remove Tricolour, claims actor Deep Sidhu

Farmers Protests Live updates: In a video posted on Facebook, actor Deep Sidhu said protesters hould not be given any communal colour or dubbed as fundamentalists or hardliners. “To symbolically register our protest against the new farm legislations, we put up ''Nishan Sahib'' and a farmer flag and also raised a slogan of Kisan Mazdoor Ekta,” he said

Farmers tractor rally: BJP says 'attack on democracy' as protesters hoist flag at Red Fort; Oppn blames Centre

Delhi Police and thousands of protesters clashed at multiple places in the National Capital during the Republic Day tractor rally, leading to unprecedented scenes and the reported death of one protester

Time for mollycoddling over; protesters have crossed a line, state must take hard legal action

Tuesday’s violence also puncture the narrative that the farmers’ movement was ‘peaceful’, and in one stroke it laid bare the sinister plot. The anarchists were trying their best to provoke the state so that the state responds with force and the resultant casualties provide precious political oxygen to the ‘movement’.