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Farmers protest: DMRC announces closure of multiple gates at 8 metro stations

IndiaTimes Tuesday, 13 February 2024
Earlier in the day, the AAP led Delhi government on Monday backed the farmer protests and said that it cannot give consent to turn the Bawana stadium into a jail to prevent farmers from marching to Delhi.
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