New Delhi: After more than a year, Delhi’s police on Wednesday allowed traffic movements and opened two lanes on the Singhu border after dismantling all the barricades established to prevent farmers from moving to the national capital.
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The Traffic Movement was restored on the Singhu border on Wednesday night – TOI “it was decided that the Singhu border was opened from the side of Delhi too.
It has been opened for all vehicles,” said Deputy Commissioner of Police (Outer North) Brijendra Kumar Yadav said of the three central agricultural laws and The government conceded with other demands.
The traffic movement was restored on the Singhu border on Wednesday night – Singhu border toibesides, farmers, especially from Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh, had put a siege into Tikri and Borders Ghazipur Delhi on November 26 last year in protest against agricultural law.
In the photo: After 383 days, Rakesh Tikait left the Ghazipur border