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Protest sites were like home, will be lifelong memory, say farmers

Preparing to go home, many farmer protesters said that they will dispose of items of daily use and back carrying their personal belongings and vehicles

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Farmers celebrate after a decision to withdraw the protest, at Ghazipur border | PTI: PHOTO

Press Trust of India New Delhi
After spending over a year agitating against the three farm laws at three Delhi border points, many farmers became nostalgic as Samkyukta Kisan Morcha announced that thousands of protestors would start vacating the protest sites from December 11.

Amrik Singh, aged around 65, from Patiala said he felt at home in his tent at Singhu border and thought of the possibility of leaving it with a heavy heart. “I don’t feel like leaving it all behind and all those memories of struggle, moments of joy and friendships we have formed,” he said. “It often occurs to me that I should rent

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