Farmers in India have resumed their march towards Delhi, clashing with police amid demands for minimum guaranteed crop prices, debt relief, and the withdrawal of cases against them related to previous disputes. The confrontation occurred at the Shambu border, with farmers highlighting the impact of climate change on their yields and the lack of government action to support them. These protests echo similar demonstrations from two years prior, which had significant impacts on the daily life in and around India’s capital.
- Indian farmers clashed with police while marching towards Delhi, demanding government action.
- The confrontation took place at the Shambu border between the northern states of Punjab and Haryana.
- Farmers are seeking minimum guaranteed prices for crops, debt relief, and the withdrawal of cases against them from previous protests.
- The Indian government views these demands as part of efforts to make agriculture more efficient.
- The recent protests are driven by similar issues that led to prolonged demonstrations in 2020 and 2021.
- Impact of climate change on crop yield is a significant concern for the farmers.
- Previous protests lasted nearly a year, resulting in over a dozen deaths and disruptions in Delhi.
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