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Agitated farmers are marching to Delhi after the Haryana government dismantled check posts along the Sambu border between Haryana and Punjab. Bharatiya Kisan Union Ekta Chittupur president Jagjit Singh Talewal told NDTV that they will continue their peaceful protest at Delhi's Jantar Mantar or Ramlila Maidan. Farmers have been protesting against the central government making various demands, including the provision of minimum support price (MSP) for the crops. They have been camping on the Haryana border since February, when police clashed with protesters trying to march towards Delhi. The Punjab and Haryana High Court has now directed the state government to remove the barriers along the border. According to the Supreme Court, the ban would cause inconvenience to passengers. The Haryana government filed a petition in the Supreme Court challenging the verdict. The farm manager said "the government will be held responsible" if they stop and block the road again.

Mr. Dalwal said he plans to hold a peaceful protest tomorrow and the day after in Ambala in solidarity with Navdeep Singh. Navdeep Singh, who was arrested during the March protests, faces a number of charges, including rioting and attempted murder. Responding to the Haryana government's appeal in the Supreme Court, the farmer leader said, "The government has blocked the road, not the farmers." Mr. Dalwal also raised questions about the commission of inquiry into the death of Shubhkaran Singh. investigate clashes between protesting farmers and Haryana security forces in February. On February 21, a 21-year-old resident of Bathinda was killed in Khanauri on the Punjab-Haryana border.