Punjab

The Khalistani face of the 'farmer protests' was out in the open on Republic Day when a Khalistani mob hoisted the Sikh flag at...

Rahul Gandhi stated that the farmers should not concede an inch and the protests should now spread all over India

The incident occurred near the Attari-Verka bypass in Vallah, Amritsar on 26 January.

Deep Sidhu, a pro-Khalistani actor, was so far being hailed as a hero by the Congress ecosystem. After his presence during the Red Fort attack was exposed, he is being painted as a 'BJP agent'.

The underlying message of holding a parallel parade on Republic Day was always clear. They wanted to showcase a parallel power center on the streets, a republic of mob rule.

Opposition leaders who had supported Deep Sidhu saying it is a farmer are now alleging he is linked to BJP

When the protesting mob charged towards the Red Fort and put it under siege, just few kms away from the official celebration of Republic Day, these celebrities, who egged the 'farmers' to 'fight for rights' went deafeningly quiet.

NDTV tried to downplay the chaos by claiming that protesters made way for an ambulance that was stuck in Tractor Rally

The Cotton Corporation of India (CCI), which is governed by the Union Ministry of Textiles, has reportedly purchased 85% of kapas (raw cotton) marketed for the month of December in Punjab.

A violent clash broke out between Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) workers and protesting farmers in Punjab's Faridkot after farmers gheraoed former Punjab Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal.