Braving The Winter Chill, Here's How Farmers Are Spending Nights On The Roads

A farmer rests under a bridge near a police roadblock stopping them from marching to New Delhi to protest against the central government's recent agricultural reforms at the Delhi-Uttar Pradesh state border in Ghazipur.

The agitation of farmers against the new agricultural laws continues. Yesterday, talks with Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar were inconclusive.?

In this picture, a farmer sits on a tractor wheel while talking on his mobile phone

The farmers have no objection to the committee, but they say that till the committee does not come to any conclusion and nothing concrete is decided, their movement will continue.?

Here, a farmer sorts out wood fire under a bridge at the Delhi-Uttar Pradesh state border in Ghazipur.

On the other hand, the farmers said from the Singhu border, till the government does not withdraw all the three bills, this movement will continue like this and if it continues like this then the movement will be bigger.?

Today there is a meeting of farmer organisations and this meeting will be held on the Singhu border. In pictures farmers from Punjab reached Nirankari Ground,Burari in Delhi.

Farmers are sitting in protest at the borders of Delhi, due to which two borders of Delhi are completely sealed and the supply of vegetables has affected the markets of Delhi.

The government has asked farmer organisations to list complaints and points related to agricultural laws and share them in writing by Wednesday.

The next round of talks between the government and these organisations will be held on December 3, in which these points will be discussed. However, the farmers made it clear that their agitation would continue till their demands were met.

Students from various universities in Delhi have joined the farmers' protest at Singhu and Tikri borders and expressed solidarity with them in their fight against the Centre's new farm laws.

Thousands of farmers stayed put at various Delhi border points for the seventh consecutive day protesting against the new farm laws, which they fear will dismantle the minimum support price system.