They have dismantled their settlements, removed tarpaulins, tied bales of clothes and now are in the process of returning home. The farmers will take out victory march to celebrate their success of repeal of the farm laws
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After farmers suspended their agitation against the three farm laws, they have started vacating Delhi borders where they have been stationed for more than a year. They have dismantled their settlements, removed tarpaulins, tied bales of clothes and now are in the process of returning home.
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#WATCH | Farmers leave their site of protest, Singhu border (Delhi-Haryana border), after suspending their year-long protest against the 3 farm laws & other related issues pic.twitter.com/cts0zl4R4w
— ANI (@ANI) December 11, 2021
The farmers will take out victory march to celebrate their success of repeal of the farm laws.
At the spot, farmers can be seen removing bamboo sticks used for erecting and tying tarpaulins and loading them in tractors. They hugged each other and bade good bye.
#WATCH प्रदर्शनकारी किसान टिकरी बॉर्डर से प्रदर्शन स्थल खाली करके वापस जा रहे हैं। संयुक्त किसान मोर्चा ने आज से प्रदर्शन स्थल खाली करने की घोषणा की थी। pic.twitter.com/sipulT092D
— ANI_HindiNews (@AHindinews) December 11, 2021
The Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) decided to suspend their agitation after the government repealed the contentious laws and assured them to fulfill their rest of the demands.
Some elderly farmers were seen cleaning the place where they had set up tents. The roads are also being cleared of things to make it look like what it was before the agitation.
Hundreds of tractors are queued up at Delhi borders to take the farmers back home.
Before leaving, the farmers at Singhu border offered prayers and organised langar as well.
The farmers have decided to leave in a phased manner to avoid traffic snarls.
In a day or two, all roads will be cleared, and within a few days, they will be put through for traffic.
On December 13, farmer leaders will visit the Golden temple at Amritsar to offer prayers.
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