Highlights: Delhi Police arrests 44 people in connection with R-Day clashes

"44 persons including the one who attacked SHO Alipur with sword arrested in connection with violence at Singhu border today": Delhi Police

"We demand the restoration of internet services in areas where agitation is going on. Otherwise, we will hold demonstration against it in the country": Krantikari Kisan Union leader Darshan Pal

"We have decided to celebrate Sadbhavana Diwas on 30th January. Our leaders will observe fast from 9 am to 5 pm. We appeal to everyone to take part in a nationwide hunger strike on 30th January": Amarjeet Singh Rada, farmer leader

"I think that the government should continue its contact with the farmers and the farmers must go to the meetings. This must be resolved. It cannot continue like this": Punjab CM Captain Amarinder Singh to ANI.

Opposition grand alliance in Bihar declares it will organise human chain across state tomorrow to express solidarity with farmers protest.

"Modi ji and Yogi ji and all others must listen carefully, farmers will not go back from this movement, humiliated and defamed": Yogendra Yadav, Swaraj Party, at a farmers' rally at Delhi-UP border

In a press conference, senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi said that the government must take back the three contentious farm bills as they are not good for the farmers. He added, "The first farm law destroys mandi system, second makes it impossible to negotiate prices and the third stops farmers from going to court if they have grievances."

All members of the public including media persons who are witnesses to the incidents of January 26 and have captured any activity on their mobile/phones/ pictures are requested to forward to the contact numbers: Delhi Police

Locals stage protest against protesting farmers at Tikri border. RAF team deployed to stop the protesters from approaching the farmers' stage.

Police has blocked entry to all at Ghazipur border protest site. Media is too not allowed to enter the site.

One police personnel and a local injured during the stone pelting between farmers and counter-protestors at Singhu border.

No tear gas or stone pelting happening for now. Police have taken one farmer away who was allegedly causing violence. While taking him away, the counter protesters beat this farmer up. Shoved him with sticks. Police managed to stop after a couple of minutes.

Counter protestors have reached first stage at Singhu border and they are attacking women camp. Stone pelting is happening from both sides with big pieces of rocks being thrown. Riot police is not able to control the situation.

Situation a little tense at Singhu. Nihang sikhs and other farmers gave gathered near the first stage. The counter protesters have also gathered here and are provoking farmers by beating at barricades. Some have sticks and faces covered.

Police restricting entry of DJB water tankers at Singhu border. "Not allowing food, water, and cleaning facilities to the protest spot is one of the biggest sins. This hasn't happened anywhere. This is just being done on the behest of BJP," said Delhi health minister and AAP leader Satyender Jain.

One andolankari will help another andolankari, said BKU leader Rakesh Tikait about Delhi Deputy CM Manish Sisodia. Tikait said Sisodia won't climb the stage as the movement is non-political

There must be some pressure on administration but farmers don't want to vacate the spot. Issue must be raised in Parliament. If Govt goes on backfoot, it won't show they're weak, it'll take forward their leadership. PM must speak on this. He needs to gain their trust, said RLD's Jayant Chaudhary, reports ANI.

Delhi's deputy chief minister Manish Sisodia will visit the Ghazipur border where he will meet the protesting farmers. Taking to Twitter, Sisodia wrote that farmer leader Rakesh Tikait had asked Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal to provide water and other such facilities for the farmers. The farmers had refused to vacate the protest site and would only move out until the farm reforms are repealed by the Centre.

Security remained tightened at the Singhu border in Delhi- which is one of the largest protest sites. Farmers have been stationed at the border point for over two months.

The Delhi Traffic Police said on Friday morning that Singhu, Auchandi, Mangesh, Ghazipur and several other border points had been closed due to the ongoing stir and provided alternative routes for travelling.