Highlights: Delhi police register 4 FIRs in connection with violence during prot

Miscreants vandalised Delhi Police's riot control vehicle on Tuesday at Nangloi-Najafgarh roa, news agency ANI shared a video clip citing Delhi Police.

Delhi Police registers four FIRs in connection with violence at farmers' tractor parade, PTI reported citing officials.

Traffic movement resumes at Shastri Park to ISBT, Mukarba Chowk to Singhu Border, Loni Border, Chintamani Chowk, Barapullah and DND: Delhi Traffic Police

Traffic movement is now normal at NH-24, NH9 towards Ghaziabad. It is also resumed at Peeragarhi Chowk, Punjabi Bagh Chowk, said Delhi traffic police.

During the farmers protests today, 83 police personnel have been injured after being attacked by protesters in Delhi today, say Delhi Police.

Traffic movement is now normal on Vikas Marg, Delhi Gate and ISBT Anand Vihar towards Uttar Pradesh, says Delhi Traffic Police.

Internet and SMS services to remain suspended in Sonipat, Palwal, and Jhajjar districts of Haryana till 5 pm tomorrow to check misinformation: Haryana government

US issues travel advisory for its officials in Delhi; advise them to avoid protest affected areas and exercise caution.

"Media outlets are reporting clashes between New Delhi Police and protesting farmers in parts of Delhi. US govt personnel have been advised to avoid these areas, stay at home, & exercise caution if in the vicinity of any large groups, protests, or demonstrations," said US Embassy in India in the advisory.

In view of the prevailing situation in Delhi, Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) called off Kisan Republic Day Parade with immediate effect and appealed to all participants to immediately return to their respective protest sites. It also announced that the movement will continue peacefully. "Further steps will be discussed & decided soon," says SKM

Many Farmers begin returning to Tikri and Singhu borders on their tractors.

In view of the violent protests in Delhi, Director General of Police of Haryana, Manoj Yadav issues a ‘high alert’ directing all district police chiefs to be extremely vigilant.

"Deeply disturbed by worrying and painful developments that have unfolded on the streets of Delhi," tweets West Bengal Mamata Banerjee. "Centre's insensitive attitude and indifference towards our farmer brothers & sisters has to be blamed for this situation," she also said.

"First, these laws were passed without taking farmers in confidence. And then despite protests across India and farmers camping near Delhi for last 2 months, they've been extremely casual in dealing with them. Centre should engage with the farmers & repeal the draconian laws," added in another tweet.

By 6.15, the entire crowd dispersed and the police took charge of the ground situation at ITO. Movement of vehicles is also restored on Vikas Marg for motorists going towards east Delhi and towards New Delhi railway station via Deen Dayal Upadhyay (DDU) Marg. Traffic coming from India Gate or going towards it is still restricted due to the presence of police personnel, buses and barricades that they had placed to stop the farmers from marching towards India Gate.

At least 19 people have been taken to two Delhi hospitals following violence during the tractor rally on Tuesday in the national capital. Most of them suffered minor injuries and needed first aid, doctors from the two hospitals said. Read more

Home Minister Amit Shah orders deployment of additional paramilitary to Delhi as violent protests continue. The decision was taken after a review meeting between Shah, IB chief and Delhi police commissioner.

"The time and the routes for the tractor rally were finalised after several rounds of meetings. But farmers drove tractors off the routes and before the fixed time, leading to vandalism in which many police personnel were injured," news agency ANI quoted Delhi Police Commissioner SN Shrivastava as saying. "Public properties have also been damaged. I appeal to the protesting farmers not to indulge in violence, maintain peace and return through the designated routes," he also said

Farmers from Punjab, Haryana, western Uttar Pradesh held protest in a disciplined manner but government didn't take them seriously. As restraint ended, the tractor march was taken out. Centre's responsibility was to keep law and order in control but they failed, says NCP Chief Sharad Pawar. "Nobody will support whatever happened today but the reason behind it cannot be ignored either. Those sitting calmly grew angry, the Centre didn't fulfill its responsibility. Govt should act maturely & take the right decision," he also said.

Six people who suffered minor injuries during protests, discharged from RML hospital after receiving treatment.

Normal services resume on grey line. Entry/exit has been permitted through one gate in several stations including Samaypur Badli, Rohini Sector 18/19, Haiderpur Badli Mor, Jahangir Puri, Adarsh Nagar, Azadpur, Model Town, GTB Nagar, Vishwavidyalaya, Vidhan Sabha and Civil Lines.

Farmers in large number moved ahead from Peeragarhi. They are saying that they will also go to Red Fort like others.

Aam Aadmi Party condemns violence at farmers' protest. "We strongly condemn the violence seen in today's protest. It is regrettable that the Central govt allowed the situation to deteriorate to such an extent. The movement has been peaceful for the last two months. Farmer leaders have said that those who indulged in violence today were not part of the movement and were external elements. Whoever they were, the violence has certainly weakened the movement which was going on so peacefully and in a disciplined manner," it said in the statement.