Noida / Greater Noida: Commuter was hit by whammy double on Monday.
While the road flooded made commuting challenging, protest by farmers who issued a tractor convoy slowing down Noida-Delhi traffic in the afternoon.
The farmers, in fact, gathered at the zero point of Yamuna Expressway around 11am and moved towards Noida through Noida-Greater Noida Expressway.
It crashed into traffic at Pari Chowk for about half an hour.
And finally the way to Noida was blocked for more than two hours, resulting in Snarls on the service road too.
Farmers then moved to the Chilli border, which had been barricapped by Delhi police.
They then took U turn and headed to the CEO of Noida Ritu Maheshwari’s Residence in the 14A sector, where they squatted for about 15 minutes before going to the Noida Authority Office in Sector 6 where they sat by protests, demanding additional compensation, eternal land issues and 10 % of the plot obtained.
Farmers said their problems were not resolved.
“It’s been 45 years but our problems in eternal land, additional compensation and 10% plot have not been resolved.
While officials live in the upper-class bungalows, farmers’ houses have been snatched,” said a farmer.
BKU spokesman Pawan Khatana said that the protesters went to the Noida Authority Office in Sector 6 when the Gautam Police Budh Nagar had promised that farmers would be permitted to have hearing with the CEO of the three industrial authorities.
Although the Delegation of the demonstrators could meet Maheshwari, the CEO of the Authority of Yamuna Arunvir Singh and Aceo from the Great Noida Authority, they claimed that the meeting was unsuccessful.
BKU-Tikait spokesman Sunil Pradhan said that while farmers collected several problems, including compensation of 14%, the problem handed over 10% plots to farmers affected by the procurement of land Noida and Greater Noida, shift youth and employment to local youth, no resolution on one point.
“There is a slight movement in just two points when officials say that they will arrange Mela Rozgaar after being diwali and that shift policy is being worked on.
There is no movement on other problems.
So we have decided to continue Dharna until our strategy is planned,” he said.
The farmers continued to sit outside the main gate of the Office of Authority to the archiving of this story.
Three trains stop for about five minutes every time two trains that travel from Delhi to Aligarh are stopped by farmers for about five minutes each at around 12:30 a.m., Delhi-Tuntla Covid’s special passenger train is stopped for five minutes around 3:30 p.m.
All three trains are bound to Aligarh.
When farmers led by Mahendra Singh Chiroli arrived at the Danka train station, the Delhi-Tuntla passenger train had stopped here because Danurur was a termination.
Because the police had been prepared, the farmers sat on the Delhi-Howrah train line – a few sitting with their hookah even when other people went on the passenger train and raised the slogan.
However, police officials said that there was no loss from the train.
“The passenger train has a termination in Dankaur and the same thing was stopped for about five minutes when farmers protested on track as part of their symbolic train-Roko,” Sub-Inspector of Prahlad Singh, GRP Chowki was responsible in Dankaur, told Tii.