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Farm Activists Protest in Kurukshetra Over Procurement Delays

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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Activists in Kurukshetra, Punjab, demonstrated following inconclusive talks regarding the early government procurement of paddy. The protests escalated on September 22, 2026, when activists marched towards NH-44, the highway connecting Punjab to Delhi, to block traffic. Police responded by establishing barricades and using water cannons and tear-gas shells to disperse the demonstrators. Gurnam Singh Charuni, president of BKU, stated that he sustained a minor leg injury during the confrontation.

From indiatimes.com

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The demonstrations are rooted in the state government's challenges regarding the procurement issues. The activists are demanding that the central government address the matter, noting that the state had submitted a proposal seeking early procurement and was awaiting a response from the Centre.

Farmers are protesting in Delhi, having been joined by marchers from Punjab who are moving towards the Haryana border.

From indiatimes.com

Who's involved

  • KurukshetraLocation of the protests and administrative backdrop for the unrest.
  • PunjabState where the agricultural unrest is taking place.
  • DelhiTargeted location of the protests, linking Punjab to Delhi.
  • Gurnam Singh CharuniLeader of the protesting group, injured during police action.
  • central governmentThe central government body whose response is awaited regarding procurement.

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