Punjab Police Releases Detained Farmers Amid Protests
Punjab Police announced the release of nearly 800 farmers, with plans to free 450 more, following the AAP government's orders. The dissent arose after protest sites were cleared, impacting various sectors. Samyukt Kisan Morcha called for nationwide protests, urging action on unresolved farmers' issues, including the MSP law.
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Punjab Police revealed on Monday that nearly 800 detained farmers have been released, with an additional 450 slated for freedom, following directions from the state government.
Since March 19, numerous farmers were detained as the AAP government dismantled protest sites, citing disruptions to businesses and the general public.
Samyukt Kisan Morcha plans nationwide protests on March 28 to address farmers’ unresolved issues, including demands for a law for Minimum Support Price for crops.
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