Delhi Bans Protests Till March 12.

The Delhi farmers’ protest updates indicate a prohibition citing a “serious significant threat to public safety, security of property, and maintenance of peace and order in the region.”

Live updates on Delhi Farmers’ ‘Dilli Chalo’ March: Over 200 farmer unions prepare for the march from Punjab. Delhi Police enforces Section 144 for a month, prohibiting gatherings and demonstrations.

Earlier today, Section 144 prohibitory orders were enforced at Delhi’s Ghazipur, Singhu, and Tikri borders ahead of the farmers’ march. Police set up barricades and deployed DCP-level officers to maintain law and order. The farmers’ leaders plan to meet the union government at 5 pm to press for their demands, including a law ensuring a minimum support price (MSP) for crops. They will proceed to Delhi based on the outcomes of the talks.

Prohibiting protests and rallies in the national capital until March 12 in anticipation of the farmers’ march.

Over 200 farmers’ unions prepare for the ‘Dilli Chalo’ march from Punjab on Monday. Delhi Police enforces a month-long Section 144, starting today, with an absolute prohibition on gatherings, processions, and demonstrations in Delhi/New Delhi.