More Power To Farmers: Twitter Reacts to ‘Delhi Chalo’ Protests

Thousands of farmers are marched their way to the national capital.

As a part of the 'Delhi Chalo' protests, thousands of farmers marched closer to the national capital on 27 November. They've been defying barricades, water cannons and tear gas, all in order to make their stance on the new farm laws clear. As they march from Haryana to Delhi, social media is abuzz with videos and photos of the protests, with many showing solidarity with the farmers of India.

Take a look:

Only some part of this video is being shown by the news channels to portray the farmers as miscreants. They are actually removing hurdles to make way for the ambulance. Shame on you Indian media! pic.twitter.com/ejXrP3ErXF

— A Sidhu (@asidhu_) November 27, 2020

BREAK- Tear gas shells fired at farmers at the Delhi-Haryana Singhu border.

I’ve seen atleast 8 rounds of tear gas shells being fired.

Police have moved forward to push farmers back. #FarmersProtest #Watch #दिल्ली_चलो pic.twitter.com/hRt1iTytxM

— Zeba Warsi (@Zebaism) November 27, 2020

The #Farmers have broken through the #Sonipat barricade.
They pushed away the containers, filled the holes, removed cement structures & created a road despite police using water cannon. @mlkhattar is done now it's @narendramod at the Delhi Haryana Kundli border. #DelhiChalo pic.twitter.com/POr9cXqBQJ

— Anand Mangnale (@FightAnand) November 27, 2020

Always with farmers #दिल्ली_चलो pic.twitter.com/ab8vVcu933

— Sidharth Sharma (@Sidharth_1313) November 27, 2020

No matter how much the capitalist rulers commit atrocities, we were with the farmers, are with the farmers and will be with the farmers.

#IamWithFarmers @GauravPandhi pic.twitter.com/G1d11JjOVT

— Vishnopi Soni 🇮🇳 (@VishnopiS) November 27, 2020

The govt has now dug up 25-30 feet trenches in the National Highway to stop farmers from Punjab from reaching Delhi.#FarmerProtest #FarmersBill2020 #FarmersDilliChalo pic.twitter.com/OakYnu64nk

— Avantika Tewari (@Avantikatewari) November 26, 2020

ANI has reported that the CM of Punjab, Captain Amarinder Singh on Friday urged the Centre to initiate talks with Kisan Unions.