The protesters claimed talks with the authorities have failed and more people have joined the agitation.
For over a week now, farmers affected by the acquisition have been digging pits and burying themselves neck-deep in them.
The protesters alleged the state government was not "serious about resolving their issues".
"The JDA Commissioner had, in the presence of the urban development and housing minister, assured resolution of our problems.
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Shekhawat claimed the farmers had told the state government that "the survey conducted by the JDA was wrong".
The protesters are against the acquisition of more than 1,300 bighas of land for a housing project as "the compensation offered is not enough", he said.
The JDA has taken possession of 600 bighas of land so far and deposited Rs 60 crore in a local court as compensation for it after villagers refused to accept the amount, claiming it did not hold up to the prevailing market rates.
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