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Farmers threaten to intensify agitation if demands aren't met by Jan 4

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Farmers raise slogans during their protest against the farm laws at Singhu Border, in New Delhi. Photo: PTI

Sanjeeb MukherjeeAgencies New Delhi
Just days ahead of the crucial seventh round of talks with the government, agitating farmers hardened their stand saying that of if no concrete decision is taken by January 4 (the next round of talks) then they will intensify their agitation and hold a massive tractor march two days later on January 6.

The farmers’ leaders also said that if talks with the government do not progress in the right direction, those protesting at the Haryana-Rajasthan border will also move towards Delhi.

The tractor march was postponed earlier as some headway was made in the previous round of talks, with

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