A school bus met with an accident in Banjar, in which six children were injured. According to the information, on Friday, the school bus was coming from Ghiyagi towards Banjar, After going a little ahead of Ghiyagi, the bus went out of control and went down the road, and the children sitting in it were quite scared.
It is being told that 6 children are injured, but they have suffered minor injuries and all the children have been brought to Banjar Hospital.
Shimla: While there was heavy snowfall and rain for four days in the upper areas of the state, the weather has started clearing in the state from Thursday. Besides, there is now a danger of avalanche falling in high-altitude areas.
If we talk about Lahaul Valley, an iceberg came down from the hill of Jobrang village on Thursday morning. The fortunate thing was that this iceberg fell towards another area of the village, due to which there was no damage of any kind.
A warning has also been issued regarding snowfall in various high-altitude areas of Himachal Pradesh. In such a situation, after the weather clears, people will have to face problems like falling icebergs.
Last Wednesday itself, the Defense Geo-Informatics Research Establishment of the Government of India issued an avalanche warning in five districts of Himachal Pradesh, which included areas at a height of 2700 meters in Kullu, Chamba, Kinnaur, Shimla and Lahaul-Spiti districts. Are.
The district administration has also issued an advisory in this regard and the common people have also been requested not to go to high altitude areas at all.
If we talk about district Kullu, now the work of restoration of road from Solangnala to Atal Tunnel has also been started by BRO employees. At the same time, tourists are also being sent ahead of Nehru Kund, so that they can have fun amidst snowfall at the tourist places of Manali.
Apart from this, Aut-Banjar-Sainj Highway 3 is also blocked for all types of vehicles. Apart from this, four roads in Banjar, four in Kullu, 13 in Manali and two in outer Saraj Ani-Nirmand are also closed.
Due to the closure of roads, people are forced to travel miles on foot in the extreme cold. DC Kullu Torul S Ravish said that an advisory has been issued in district Kullu regarding the falling of icebergs and the work of restoring the closed roads has also been started.
Apart from this, the problems in areas where there is electricity problem are also being resolved, so that people do not have to face problems.
Shimla: Himachal Pradesh University has issued the timetable for the UG practical exams. According to the new schedule, these examinations will start from March 1. For this, HPU has issued instructions to all the colleges.
In this, these examinations of BA, BSE, BCom are to be held. Instructions have been issued by the University to make all the arrangements so that the practical examinations of the students can run smoothly.
Along with this, instructions have also been given to the Principal to upload the IA i.e. Internal Assessment of the students on time so that the results of the students can be released on time.
Roll numbers for the examination will be given only to those students whose assessment will be received by the University on time.
Keep in mind that students always face the problem that their results do not come on time. The reason is that the internal assessment of the students is not received on time.
In such a situation, this time HPU has already issued these instructions. Along with this, everyone in the examination wing has also been put on duty on time.
Shimla: When the mortal remains of the deceased soldier of Lily village of Nagrota Bagwan, who attained supreme glory during his services in protecting the motherland in the inaccessible area of Leh Ladakh, reached his ancestral village on the fourth day on Thursday, a crowd of people gathered to get the last glimpse.
After the delay due to bad weather, a large number of people reached Baroh Chowk to welcome their beloved and the mortal remains, carried in an army vehicle, was taken to the ancestral village in the form of a convoy of vehicles and a procession.
After the delay due to bad weather, a large number of people reached Baroh Chowk to welcome their beloved and the mortal remains, carried in an army vehicle, was taken to the ancestral village in the form of a convoy of vehicles and a procession.
On the way, there were school children and a large number of villagers, including children, elderly and women. Everyone showered flowers with teary eyes and raised slogans in his honour.
During this period, the atmosphere in the entire area remained sad and every eye looked moist. It is noteworthy that the news of the tragic death of Happy, a 25-year-old youth from Lily village, had reached here.
He was serving in Leh under the Punjab Regiment and was undergoing treatment under the supervision of the army after becoming unwell due to severe cold.
Bhartiya Kisan Union National Spokesperson Rakesh Tikait on Wednesday said that if the government does not allow farmers to go to Delhi, the farmers also will not let them enter their villages during elections.
Farmers in Meerut on Wednesday took out a tractor march to reach the collectorate to press for their demand for minimum support price for crops and withdrawal of criminal cases against some farmers who took part in the 2020–21 farmers’ protest at Delhi borders.
Authorities set up barriers at several places to prevent farmers from reaching the collector’s office, but they were removed by the agitators.
“Putting nails on the road is not justified. If they put nails on our way, we will also do the same in our villages. We also have to do barricading of our villages. If they are not allowing us to reach Delhi, we will not let them enter our villages,” Tikait told reporters when asked about obstacles, such as iron nails, being put on roads to prevent farmers from reaching Delhi.
Tikait attacked the Centre saying the BJP-led government is only for industrialists. “If it were a farmers’ government, a law guaranteeing MSP would have come into force.”
He said that on Thursday a meeting of Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) would be held to deliberate on the future course of the farmers’ agitation.
BKU’s district head Chaudhary said that barricades were put in three places to stop farmers, but they still reached the collectorate.
In Baghpat also, farmers took out tractor rallies and reached district headquarters at SKM’s call.
District BKU President Pratap Gurjar said that if their demands are not met, they will go for an indefinite sit-in and announce support to farmers of Punjab.
Shimla: Police have arrested five more people in connection with issuing fake appointment letters for government jobs in the Himachal Pradesh Secretariat. The investigation so far has revealed that the accused have cheated 25 youth and taken lakhs of rupees from them in the name of jobs.
Police had arrested accused Parikshit Azad (28), a resident of Kotkhai, Shimla, in the case on Tuesday. Late Wednesday night, three accused from Solan, one each from Joginder Nagar and Junga in Shimla were arrested.
Earlier on Tuesday night, the police raided the rented house of the main accused Parikshit Azad (28) in Vikas Nagar and seized six fake appointment letters, printer, laptop, mobile, envelopes, diary and other documents.
On Wednesday, the police produced the accused in the court and took him on remand. Now the investigation team is taking the investigation forward because of the possibility of involvement of a big gang in the entire episode.
Initial investigation has revealed that the accused has duped about 25 unemployed people by promising them government jobs. Many of these youth have been issued appointment letters for February and March to join the job.
According to the police investigating the case, on February 19, Paras, resident of Palampur in Kangra district, had appeared before the Special Administration Department of the Secretariat with the appointment letters of Peon and Ajay clerk.
When Paras and Ajay reached the secretariat, the appointment letters turned out to be fake. After this, after the complaint received from the Secretariat Deputy Secretary, both the youths were interrogated and it was found that the accused Parikshit had issued them fake appointment letters after depositing about Rs 50 to 75 thousand rupees from both of them.
After this, the Chhota Shimla police station team started an investigation under the leadership of DSP Amit Thakur and immediately arrested the accused.
After interrogation, by 4 am on Wednesday, the police had seized other documents including items related to making fake appointment letters from Parikshit’s room.
Right now, more information is being collected from the accused. The DSP said that every aspect of the case is being investigated in detail.
Accused Parikshit used to prepare fake appointment letters for clerk and peon posts in his rented house. By issuing these to the youth, he used to cheat them of Rs 50 to 75 thousand.
Parikshit used to get the youth to deposit money in his own account. The investigation team has recovered DO letter, black, blue, green and red pens, diary and other documents from the rented house.
Apart from this, the investigation team has found important information related to fake appointment letter in the diary.
It is said that the accused was aware of the police raid. The accused had burnt some suspicious items before the police arrived. Government stamps are also burnt in these.
Police have taken samples of ashes from the spot and sent them to Forensic Lab Junga for testing.
The work of the Bhanupalli-Bilaspur-Barry broad gauge railway line of strategic importance is going on at a fast pace day and night. The special thing is that the proposed three-kilometer-long byduct bridge on Gobindsagar Lake will be a center of attraction from tourism point of view.
Ankit Kumar, Bridge Civil Senior Structure Expert Engineer of the manufacturing company, said that the railway line project costing Rs 1700 crore is very important from the strategic point of view.
These days it is in rapid progress, so that before the water of Gobindsagar rises, its pillars can be constructed and brought out from the surface of the water. To lay this line, the stretch from Mandi-Bharari to Baihal-Kandela near Bilaspur city falls on the banks of Satluj for three kilometers.
This bridge based on flyover on RCC pillars will be a center of tourist attraction. The company’s expert engineers, laborers and other types of labor and machinery are working day and night.
Engineer Ankit Kumar told that for the construction of this railway track, to build a group of 12 pillars of different heights at different sites, the foundation of 30-30 meter depth will be made with one and a half meter circular 10 mm thick iron sheet.
The constructed pipe is being dug out with a drilling machine and buried in the ground, inside which strong RCC pillars and a platform of one and a quarter to two meter thick RCC will be constructed at the ground level so that the impact of the train does not have any effect on it.
In the middle of this platform, a single pillar of 4.50 meter round height up to a height of about 28.50 meter will be constructed and a cantilever will be constructed on it on which the broad gauge railway line will be laid.
The railway track will become the center of attraction
When the water level of Gobindsagar increases, this three kilometer long railway track to be constructed will completely pass through Gobindsagar. Its amazing view will be worth seeing.
Due to the influx of silt into Gobidsagar every year, special modern techniques and precautions are being used, all necessary efforts are being made to complete it in time.
Shimla : The hill has cracked again near six miles between Mandi and Pandoh on Chandigarh-Manali four lane. A large quantity of large stones and debris have fallen from the hill.
The LNT machine working on the spot and its operator have come under its influence. The machine operator is reported to be buried under the debris.
The accident happened around 1.30 in the afternoon. As soon as the information about the accident was received, the rescue team of NHAI, KMC Company Management, District Administration and Police left for the spot. Due to huge amount of debris on the highway, traffic has completely stopped.
Vehicles are being sent from Mandi to Kullu via Kataula and from Pandoh to Sundernagar via Gohar. According to the information, the contractor of KMC company was doing the work of removing the debris that had already fallen here.
Then suddenly a huge amount of stones and debris fell from the hill. It is being told that sensing the danger, the machine operator tried to escape by getting out of the machine, but could not succeed and got buried under the debris.
Now the work of removing the debris is being done by calling another machine on the spot. Only after that the buried machine operator can be taken out.
If we talk about women in the country and abroad, then women are no less than men in any field. Today women are keeping pace with men in every field.
A video of one such woman from Himachal is going viral on social media. In this video, a newlywed bride is seen driving an HRTC bus.
The newlywed bride has shared this video on her Instagram page. This video is from Nagrota Bagwan Kangra. This video has been posted by Priya Sharma on her Instagram account sharma_foujan_.
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There was a time when driving was considered very difficult for women, but when women have come forward and started learning this work, today women have made it easier to drive even the heaviest of vehicles.
In this video, Priya Sharma is seen driving a bus of Himachal Pradesh Road Transport Corporation. Priya Sharma often shares videos of herself driving a bus on her Insta account.
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Now a plan has been made to build an international swimming pool in the sports city Dharamshala. A plan has been made to build a swimming bridge in the ground adjacent to the synthetic track, which is currently being used as parking, which will be of great help to players across the state in learning swimming and in swimming events.
Also, the country will be able to make a big mark in the list of medals in other international events including the Olympics. Not only this, swimming events of national and international level players can also be organized in Dharamshala. Dharamshala is gaining recognition as a sports city across the world.
In this, preparations have already started to fly high in swimming along with International Cricket Stadium, High Altitude Synthetic Track, Paragliding sites in Adventure Sports Indrunag and Narwana, Football grounds.
For this, the government, sports department and district administration have prepared a proposal, the blue print of which will be prepared and the upcoming process will be started soon.
However, before this, many big sports projects are still hanging in the balance in Dharamshala, in which there is a proposal to build National Sports Hostel Sakoh, Saina Nehwal Badminton Academy and National Shooting Range in Dharamshala and National High Altitude Training Center Indrunag Chohla in Dharamshala.
Additional Deputy Commissioner ADC Kangra Saurabh Jassal said that work on the scheme is still in the initial stages. In this, the work regarding the plan will proceed smoothly, on the basis of which the further process will be started.
On Sunday, the sixth day of the farmers’ movement, the gathering of farmers from Punjab who had set out to march to Delhi increased at the Shambhu and Khanauri borders of Punjab-Haryana. Nihangs have also joined this gathering on Sunday.
Farmers have announced to make all tolls in Punjab free till 22nd February. The fourth round of talks took place between farmer leaders and central leaders in Chandigarh on Sunday evening, which was continuing till the time of writing. If things are not resolved in the meeting, then farmers will take a big decision on the movement.
He is ready to travel to Delhi on Monday. On Sunday, a Kisan-Khap Panchayat of Bharatiya Kisan Union (Chadhuni Group) in Haryana was held in Kurukshetra, in which it was decided that all the farmer organizations and Khap Panchayats of the state will protest together.
On the other hand, farmer leaders Suresh Koth and Ravi Azad, who were going to help the farmers at Khanauri border in Hisar, were taken into custody by the police. Farmers staged a concrete front in Hisar for his release.
Shimla: The weather has once again changed in Himachal. The Meteorological Department has issued a red alert for Monday. During this period, there is a possibility of heavy snowfall in the higher reaches of the state.
Due to this, electricity, roads and communication facilities may come to a standstill. The Meteorological Department has advised the local administration to remain on alert. Along with rain, strong winds can blow at a speed of about 50 kilometers in the plains.
This change in weather has happened due to the activation of western disturbance. Earlier, the Meteorological Department had warned of yellow alert on Sunday, due to which there has been snowfall and light rain in many parts of the state.
On Sunday, Rohtang Pass, Koksar, Sissu and other high peaks of Lahaul received light snowfall, while light snowfall fell in Sissu.
A red alert has been issued for heavy to very heavy rain and snowfall in Himachal for February 19. At the same time, it is cloudy in the lower areas of Kullu and Manali. The temperature has dropped after snowfall started on the peaks.
Farmers and gardeners are waiting for rain and snowfall. Farmers and gardeners of the valley will benefit from rain and snowfall.
There is a possibility of snowfall along with thunderstorm, lightning and hail in parts of Lahaul-Spiti, Kinnaur, Chamba, Kangra, Kullu, Mandi, Shimla, Sirmaur and adjoining districts during February 19 and 20.
On Friday, the fourth day of Punjab farmers’ march to Delhi, there was another ruckus at Shambhu border. When the farmers tried to move towards the barricading, the Haryana Police fired tear gas shells on them.
Many farmers have suffered injuries due to shells exploding on their bodies. On the other hand, SI Hiralal of GRP posted in Ambala died. The reason for this is said to be suffocation due to tear gas shells.
Gurdaspur farmer Gyan Singh, who had come on strike at Shambhu border on Friday morning, has died. This is the first case of death of a farmer in this farmers’ movement. Farmer leader Sarwan Singh Pandher has said that the real reason will be known after the post mortem report comes.
It is noteworthy that last time 700 farmers had died in the farmers’ movement. On the other hand, the Bharat Bandh called by farmer organizations on Friday had a mixed effect.
While shops and other business establishments remained closed in Punjab in support of the bandh, demonstrations were held at many places.
The protesters raised slogans against the central government and burnt effigies. It is noteworthy that after the third round of talks between Union Ministers and farmers which lasted for more than five hours on Thursday night remained inconclusive, now the next round of talks will be held on Sunday and all eyes are fixed on that meeting.
According to the statement issued on Friday by Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann, who was present in the meeting, consensus has been reached on various points in the third round of talks and other important issues will be resolved soon.
An angry husband cut his wife’s throat with a blade in Oyel village of Gagret sub-division. After this the husband left the house and went towards Sombhadra river and fell down drenched in blood.
The local people got the injured wife admitted to the Civil Hospital, Gagret, while the police, with the help of the local people, also got the injured husband admitted to the Civil Hospital, Gagret.
From here both of them were given first aid and referred to Una regional hospital. It is being told that Mahavir Singh of Oil village had earlier had a fight with his wife, due to which the matter had reached the police station via Panchayat.
According to the people of Oil village, Mahavir had already cut his veins with a blade. According to doctors, the condition of both is stable and they are out of danger. DSP Vasudha Sood said that the injured woman is not in a position to give a statement. The police are investigating the matter thoroughly.
The farmers’ movement has started having a huge impact on the industries of Himachal. The farmers’ movement has a significant impact on freight transportation.
The movement of trucks from BBN, the major industrial area of the state, to other states including Delhi has almost come to a standstill for the last three days.
The situation is such that due to the stoppage of truck movement, the supply of raw and finished goods is getting affected. Hundreds of trucks destined for Delhi are stranded in Haryana.
Not only this, the movement of trucks to Delhi has come to a standstill, and trucks going to other states via Haryana have also been stopped on the way.
Such situations have increased the concerns of truck operators as well as entrepreneurs. Let us tell you that more than 250 trucks leave for Delhi every day from the Nalagarh Truck Operator Union, but the wheels of the trucks are stuck since 13th February.
Due to this, the truck union is facing a loss of ten lakhs daily. According to the information, the farmers’ movement has started affecting transporters and industries.
In the last three days, more than one thousand trucks are standing loaded with goods, which include finished goods worth crores of rupees, which are to go to other states including Rajasthan, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Odisha and Kolkata via Delhi.
The farmers’ movement has increased the problems of those truck owners. Nalagarh Truck Union, one of the largest truck unions in Asia, has ten thousand trucks in its fleet, which carry finished goods from industries in more than 25 states of the country.
Dinesh Kaushal, General Secretary of the Nalagarh Truck Operator Union, said that the movement of trucks has been badly affected due to the agitation.
The movement of trucks to Delhi has come to a complete halt for three days. Not only this, 30 to 40 percent reduction in freight traffic has been recorded for other states also. There are jams on many highways due to the crowd of farmers.
State President of Laghu Udyog Bharti Harbans Patial said that till now the industry is keeping an eye on the situation.
With each passing day, there is a shortage of raw materials in the industries, while finished goods are not being supplied on time.
The situation is such that in some industries raw material comes daily, and production in such industries has been affected.
Former NIA Secretary Anil Sharma said that the freight movement from industrial area BBN to Delhi has come to a standstill for the last three days, neither finished goods nor raw materials can reach here from Delhi.
Due to farmers’ agitation, trucks are being stopped at many places in Shambhu Border and Haryana due to which the trucks of truck operators have been stranded.
Shimla : Orange alert has been issued for four days of heavy rain and snowfall in Himachal Pradesh. According to the forecast released by Meteorological Center Shimla on Thursday, a fresh western disturbance is likely to become active from the evening of February 17.
Due to its effect, there is a possibility of heavy rain and snowfall in many parts of the state from 18 to 21 February. Orange alert has been issued by the department for these four days.
According to the department, there may be light to moderate rain in the plains and low altitude areas of the state from 17 to 21 February. Whereas there will be rain and snowfall in the central and high hills.
During this period, there are chances of heavy rain and snowfall in many areas of central and high hill districts of Kangra, Kullu, Chamba, Kinnaur, Lahaul-Spiti, Shimla, Sirmaur and Mandi.
At the same time, there is a possibility of thunderstorm and lightning at some places in the plains and central hills along with hailstorm at isolated places. The average maximum temperature is likely to remain below normal during this period.
In case of heavy rain and snowfall, tourists and local people have been advised to stay away from places sensitive to snowfall and landslides.
It is also advised to follow any traffic advisories issued regarding weather, follow advisories and guidelines issued by the concerned departments and check for traffic jams on the route before leaving for your destination. .
Minimum temperature in Shimla 6.6, Sundernagar 3.1, Bhuntar 2.4, Kalpa 0.4, Dharamshala 7.2, Una 4.6, Nahan 8.5, Keylong -8.2, Palampur 5.5, Solan 3.0, Manali 0.6, Kangra 6.2, Mandi 4.0, Bilaspur 5.1, Chamba 5.9, Dalhousie 8.0, Jubbarhatti 8.0, Kufri 5.5, Kukumseri -9.3, Narkanda 2.2, Bharmour 3.9, Rekong Peo 3.5, Seubag 2.0, Dhaulakuan 8.0, Barthin 3.6, Samdo -4.9, Paonta Sahib 9.0, Sarahan 2.0 and 12.0 degree Celsius in Dehragopipur. Was recorded.
Shimla: 2630 candidates have passed the physical efficiency test for recruitment to the posts of warders in the Prison and Correctional Services Department. 12795 candidates had applied online for 91 posts of warder in the Prison and Correctional Services Department, including 77 posts for men and 14 posts for women.
To fill 91 posts of Warder through direct recruitment, range wise ground test was organized in the state from January 17 to February 10. 2630 candidates have passed the ground test, which includes 2352 men and 278 women.
Candidates who pass the ground test will be informed through email and SMS when the date for the written test is fixed.
DIG of Prison and Correctional Services Department Ranjana Chauhan said that out of 91 posts of warders, 77 posts of men and 14 posts of women are to be filled through direct recruitment in three ranges of the state, Police Line Bharari in Shimla Range and Third Indian Reserve in Mandi Range. Physical efficiency test was organized from 17 January to 10 February at Police Line Ground Dharamshala in Vahini Pandoh Mandi and Dharamshala Range.
DIG Ranjana Chauhan said that in the Southern Range, 2646 candidates from districts Shimla, Sirmaur, Solan and Kinnaur, including 2257 male and 389 female candidates, had applied online for 27 posts of Warder.
Out of which 1478 candidates, 1278 male and 200 female, were present. Out of the appeared candidates, 425 candidates, including 376 male and 49 female candidates, have passed the physical efficiency test, while 1053 candidates could not pass the ground test.
Whereas, in the Central Range, 4285 candidates from District Mandi, Bilaspur, Hamirpur and Kullu, including 3660 male and 625 female candidates, applied online for 30 posts of Warder, out of which 2046 candidates, including 1767 male and 279 female candidates, were present.
Out of the appeared candidates, 1052 candidates, including 920 male and 132 female candidates, have passed the physical efficiency test, while 994 candidates could not clear the ground test.
DIG Ranjana Chauhan said that in the Northern Range, 5864 candidates from districts Kangra, Chamba and Una, including 5169 male and 695 female candidates, had applied online for 34 posts of Warder.
Out of 5864 candidates, 2868 candidates appeared, out of which 2520 were male and 348 were female candidates. He said that out of the appeared candidates, 1153 candidates, including 1056 male and 97 female candidates, have passed the physical efficiency test, while 1715 candidates could not pass the ground test.
DIG Ranjana Chauhan said that information will be sent through email and SMS to 2630 candidates who have passed the physical efficiency test when the date for the written examination is fixed.
Shimla: The weather is likely to worsen in Himachal Pradesh. There is forecast of rain and snowfall for four days in the state. According to Meteorological Center Shimla, a fresh western disturbance is likely to become active from the evening of February 17.
Due to its effect, the intensity of rainfall activity is likely to increase from the night of 17 February. There are chances of rain and snowfall in most parts of the state during 18th to 20th February. According to the department, there may be light to moderate rain in the plains and low altitude areas of the state from 17 to 21 February.
Whereas there is a possibility of rain and snowfall in the middle and higher hills. During this period, there is a possibility of heavy rain and snowfall in many areas of Kangra, Kullu, Chamba, Kinnaur, Lahaul-Spiti, Shimla, Sirmaur and Mandi.
Yellow alert has been issued in these districts for February 18. At the same time, during February 17 to 20, there is a possibility of thunderstorm and lightning at some places in the plains and central hilly districts of the state along with hailstorm at isolated places. The average maximum temperature is likely to remain below normal during this period.
In case of heavy rain and snowfall, tourists and local people have been advised to stay away from places sensitive to snowfall and landslides.
It is also advised to follow any traffic advisories issued regarding weather, follow advisories and guidelines issued by the concerned departments and check for traffic jams on the route before leaving for your destination.
Minimum temperature in Shimla 5.4, Sundernagar 3.8, Bhuntar 2.4, Kalpa -1.0, Dharamshala 7.2, Una 5.2, Nahan 8.2, Palampur 4.0, Solan 3.4, Manali 0.9, Kangra, Mandi 4.1, Bilaspur 5.9, Chamba 5.6, Jubbarhatti 7.5, Kufri 3.7 , Kukumseri -7.2, Narkanda 0.9, Bharmour 3.3, Reckong Peo 1.7, Seaubag 2.2, Dhaulakuan 7.1, Barthin 4.9, Paonta Sahib 10.0, Sarahan 3.0 and Dehragopipur recorded 12.0 degrees Celsius.
Bharatiya Kisan Union Ugrahan faction has announced Bharat Bandh on 16 February amidst the march to Delhi on 13 February by 26 farmer organizations. In view of the farmers’ march, Delhi’s borders have been fortified.
Apart from barbed wires, concrete blocks, barricades, nails on the road and other barriers have been installed at Singhu, Tikri and Ghazipur borders. Thousands of security personnel have been deployed. Section 144 has been imposed in Delhi.
The leaves of policemen have been cancelled. On the other hand, to end the movement, a second round of meeting of farmer leaders and Union Ministers will also be held in Chandigarh on Monday.
Delhi Police has become more alert after receiving intelligence that farmers are planning to launch a 2020-like movement. Apart from setting up a temporary office and control room on the Singhu border, the police have also installed CCTV cameras within a radius of about one km.
The area is being monitored with the help of drones. More than 5,000 soldiers, including 16 companies of paramilitary forces, have been deployed on the borders. There are preparations to keep Tikri border completely sealed along with Singhu on Tuesday.
Apart from Apsara, Bhopura, Anand Vihar, Chilla, vigil has also been increased on Badarpur border. Delhi Police Commissioner Sanjay Arora visited the borders of Haryana and UP.
Farmers gathered in large numbers on the borders of Haryana
After the announcement of Bharat Bandh, a large number of farmers from Punjab had gathered on the borders of Haryana. To stop these, Haryana has closed the Shambhu Border and Jharmari Border. BSF soldiers have also been deployed on the borders. Apart from Chandigarh, Section 144 has been imposed in 15 districts.
According to the advisory of Delhi Police, commercial vehicles will not be able to enter the Singhu border from February 12. There will be a ban on entry of all vehicles from 13th February. The police have made extensive arrangements in view of the farmers’ movement.
According to intelligence reports, farmers have prepared special types of tractors for the Delhi march. These are equipped with hydraulics, which are capable of removing barricades and boulders.
Alerting the governments of Punjab, UP, Haryana and Delhi, the agencies have said that more than 25,000 farmers from different places of Punjab-Haryana will leave for Delhi with 5,000 tractors.
Everyone’s eyes are on the meeting of farmer leaders and Union Ministers to be held in Chandigarh at 5 pm. In this, Union Ministers Arjun Munda, Piyush Goyal and Nityanand Rai and Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann and 10 representatives of different farmer organizations will be present from the Centre.
The Haryana Police on Tuesday lobbed multiple rounds of teargas shells, including through drones, at the Shambhu border near Ambala to disperse farmers marching towards Delhi to seek enactment of a law on minimum support price.
The police first used teargas when farmers tried to break barricades set up at the Shambhu border and throw it off the Ghaggar river bridge.
Some of the farmers also tried to remove the cement barricades with the help of tractors.
But after an hour when a sizable number of farmers gathered near the barricades at the Shambhu border, police again hurled tear gas shells to disperse the protesters, they said.
Police also fire tear gas shells after some of the protesters entered a nearby फील्ड। A drone was also used to drop the tear gas shells and keep an eye on the protesters.
Farmers were seen carrying wet jute bags to shield themselves from the effect of the smoke released from teargas shells.
Farmers demanding a law on minimum support price are marching toward Delhi after a meeting with two Union ministers over their demands remained inconclusive.
