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Watch: Punjab farmers break police barricades and enter Delhi, begin their tractor rally ahead of time

As per reports, the 'farmers' are marching on foot as well as on tractors.

Protesting ‘farmers’ from Punjab on Tuesday broke the police barricades at Tikri and Singhu borders ahead of the tractor rally.

The Delhi Police on Sunday granted them permission to carry out the tractor rally in Delhi on condition that they will begin the parade in Delhi only after the official parade at Rajpath on occasion of Republic Day comes to an end. However, the ‘farmers’ seem to have broken the agreement.

As can be seen in above visuals, the ‘protesting farmers’ are breaking barricades and jumping over to enter Delhi.

As per reports, the ‘farmers’ are marching on foot as well as on tractors.

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