Bihar to Delhi-NCR, somewhere there is traffic jam, lathi charge somewhere, know where the impact of the Bharat Bandh

Posted on 8th Dec 2020 by rohit kumar

Protesting farmers who have been protesting against the new agriculture laws of the central government for the last 12 days on Delhi's borders have called 'Bharat Bandh' on Tuesday. Although this Bharat Bandh of farmers is till 11 am at 3 am, but the effect of Bharat Bandh started appearing in different parts of the country except Delhi-NCR. Trains from Maharashtra, Odisha to Bihar were stopped since morning. At the same time, after 11 pm, farmers in Delhi NCR also started a flywheel jam. More than 18 opposition parties, including the Congress, NCP, SP, and AAP, have supported the farmers against the government. Here, the Aam Aadmi Party alleged that Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has been placed under house arrest, while the Delhi Police denied the charge.

 

The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Tuesday alleged that Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has been under house arrest by the Delhi Police after meeting farmers protesting against the three agricultural laws of the Center on the Singhu border. However, the police have rejected the party's claims. Kejriwal met the farmers who were protesting on the Singhu border. AAP spokesperson Saurabh Bhardwaj claimed in a press conference that Delhi Police had put Kejriwal under house arrest. Rejecting all these claims, a senior Delhi Police official said, "This is not true." The Chief Minister can come and go anywhere. We have deployed our security personnel outside their residence. Rather, he came out last evening too.

 

In which states, how are the conditions of India closed

 

What is the effect of Bharat Bandh in Delhi-NCR?

 

The crowd of farmers in Delhi NCR is more visible than before. Farmers have blocked the UP Gate. Police have lathi-charged the workers of Bhim Army here. The protesting farmers are blocking the Delhi-UP border and giving way to ambulances. A large number of police personnel have been deployed in Delhi.

 

Shops, commercial establishments remain closed in Punjab-Haryana

Shops and business establishments remained closed at many places in Punjab because of the Bharat Bandh called by the farmers' organizations to demand the repeal of the three new agricultural laws of the Center. Petrol dealers in the state also shut down petrol pumps in support of the shutdown. The state has more than 3,400 refueling pumps. In the neighboring state of Haryana, the opposition Congress and the Indian National Lok Dal supported the Bharat Bandh. In both the states, the farmers started gathering on the highways and other important routes in the morning. A farmer in Mohali said, "We will demonstrate peacefully. In Ludhiana, protesters sat on the streets.

 

Lathicharge in Uttar Pradesh

 

There is a mixed effect of the Bharat Bandh in Uttar Pradesh. In support of the farmers' Bharat bandh, opposition party workers have descended on the road from place to place. SP workers stopped the Bundelkhand Express train at the outstation of the railway station at Prayagraj. Similarly, the train going from Gwalior to Maduvadih was also stopped midway. There were clashes between protesters and police in Agra, after which police lathi-charged.

 

Speak of speech in Bihar too

 

In Bihar, the entire opposition came out in support in support of the Bharat Bandh called against the agricultural law at the call of the farmers' organizations. Various organizations including RJD, Congress, and Left parties announced to play a leading role in supporting Bharat Bandh. Meanwhile, bandh supporters stopped trains in various districts of Bihar. Congress leaders, activists, and police clashed during a protest in the Araria district. On the other hand, tires have been blocked on various roads in the district. In Muzaffarpur, bandh supporters staged a fiery protest and blocked traffic on the road.

 

Trains stopped in Bengal

 

Congress and Left parties blocked rail tracks and staged sit-ins at several places in Bengal in support of Bharat Bandh. The impact of the Bharat Bandh was seen in the state, where private vehicles were off the roads and public vehicles like buses, taxis were operating less than normal. In Kolkata, CPI-M activists and members of SFI and DYFI jammed Lake Town, College Street, Jadavpur, and Shyambazar Five Point Crossing. Congress supporters blocked roads in Madhyamgram Chaumatha in North 24 Parganas district, Panskura in Paschim Medinipur, Bali in Howrah district, Baharampur in Murshidabad and Kharagpur, where police were seen asking them not to disrupt the movement of vehicles. They also blocked railway tracks at Jadavpur and Madhyamgram in Sealdah section of Eastern Railway and Rishra and Bardhaman in Howrah section.

 

What off

 

Cab-taxi drivers are involved in this Bharat Bandh. However, many cabs have also been seen on the road.

Mandi committees are closed, fruit and vegetable supplies have also been affected.

- Impact on the movement of vehicles of many essential goods including milk

Roadways buses will not run from Noida to Delhi, passengers are having trouble with this.

 

- The road connecting Delhi-UP has been blocked by farmers.

 

Markets are open

 

- Trade organization 'CAT' said that markets will be open in the whole country including Delhi

All India Transporters Welfare Association said that transport services will run normally

- Support of all auto union bandh but services will continue, no effect on metro-bus service

-Hospitals will remain open, will not stop you from going there

 

They are allowed

 

Only vehicles engaged in emergency services, including ambulances, fire departments, are allowed to move. There is no restriction on movement in any wedding ceremony. Drug shops will also be open. Police said - it is not right to stop someone

 

Which parties have got support

More than 18 opposition parties, including Congress, NCP, Left parties, Shiv Sena, SP, Akali Dal, RJD have supported the Bharat Bandh. Apart from them, 10 Central Trade Union has given moral support. Besides, railway unions bank unions, several traders' associations, mandi committees in Delhi-NCR, some organizations of lawyers, Khap panchayats have given their support.

 

All routes of Lly-NCR closed

-Sindhu Border, Ghazipur, Tikri, Jharoda, Lampur, Auchandi, Chilla Border and Piyau Maniyari, Roads coming from Safiabad closed, farmers gathering

Traffic will be diverted to DND-Kalindi Kunj if required.

 

Security link for Bharat Bandh

-100 additional teams have been deployed by the police

-Delhi Police has formed 100 teams along with 100 additional Company Police Force besides the security personnel already deployed in the border areas, who will patrol in different areas. Each team will be led by ACP level officers.