Farmers Protest Day 2: Roads dug up, borders barricaded as farmers continue 'Delhi Chalo' march

Police fired tear gas at hundreds of farmers who attempted to break through barricades at the Shambhu border near Ambala, blocking their way to New Delhi.

Updated on Feb 14, 2024 01:18 pm IST 17 Photos
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Tight security remains in Delhi on the second day of the farmer's protest as farmers vow to continue the 'Delhi Chalo' march. (PTI)

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Security arrangements to prevent a march of farmers to the Capital remained in place on Wednesday, a day after thousands of protesters faced off with security personnel while attempting to cross layers of barricades at the Shambhu border between Haryana and Punjab. (AFP)

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The protesters, late on Tuesday night, vowed to resume the march on Wednesday morning, hours after at least 110 of them were injured in clashes with security forces, who used tear gas shells and water cannons. (AFP)

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Speaking to reporters at the Sonipat border, Commissioner Satheesh Balan said, "We are confident that farmers won't be able to cross the Sonipat border". (PTI)

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"Efforts will continue to speak to farmers’ unions in a constructive and positive manner," Agriculture Minister Arjun Munda told reporters on Wednesday. (AFP)

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