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New Delhi, Nov 28 (TIWN) Farmers from Uttar Pradesh have reached the Delhi-UP border at Ghazipur in East Delhi, opening a third front after the Singhu and Tikri demonstration sites bordering Haryana. They tried to get past the heavy barricading by the Delhi Police but were later contained near UP Gate.
Paramilitary force personnel and the Delhi Police have been deployed to restrict the entry of the farmers in Delhi.
In their march towards Delhi, Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) supporters and farmers in several districts of western Uttar Pradesh on Friday blocked highways in support of the protesting farmers from Haryana and Punjab.
BKU activists and farmers even blocked the Yamuna Expressway by squatting on the road which led to a massive traffic jam.
Senior police officers including East Delhi DCP Jasmeet Singh were on the spot and supervising the security arrangements. The number of protesting farmers might swell by the evening.
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