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Watch: Farmers burn copies of farm laws to mark festival of Lohri

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Watch: Farmers burn copies of farm laws to mark festival of Lohri

Watch: Farmers burn copies of farm laws to mark festival of Lohri

Protesting farmers at Delhi-Haryana Border burnt copies of farm laws to mark the festival of Lohri.

Farmers' protest against the newly enacted farm laws entered day 49.

Yesterday, Supreme Court had put stay on implementation of farm laws.

However, farmers said protests will continue.


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