The Supreme Court on Monday asked protesting farmer Jagjit Singh Dallewal not to obstruct highways or inconvenience the public as part of this protest against t

The Supreme Court advised Punjab farmer leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal to ensure protests do not obstruct highways. Dallewal had been taken to a Ludhiana hospital but has since rejoined the protest, continuing his fast-unto-death for legal MSP backing.

Protesting farmers demand the release of leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal, who was taken by authorities to a hospital in Ludhiana. Their grievances include lack of dialogue on issues like MSP guarantees.

Farmers have demanded MSP guarantees, Swaminathan reforms, pensions, debt waivers, the 2013 Land Act, and compensation for 2020-21 agitation deaths

Hours before beginning his fast-unto-death on November 26, Dallewal was allegedly forcibly removed from the Khanauri border and taken to a hospital in Ludhiana

Jagjit Singh Dallewal, a prominent Punjab farmer leader, was allegedly forcibly taken from the Khanauri border to a Ludhiana hospital by police, derailing his hunger strike plan. Farmer organizations criticized the move and announced that another leader would continue the protest while demanding the government resume talks over minimum support price guarantees.

CHANDIGARH: Punjab farmer leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal today started fast-unto-death at Khanauri border to press the center government to accept the long pending demands of the farmers. The main demand is procurement of crops on MSP.