NEW: State Department urges "dialogue" on #FarmersProtests in India, signals concern over blocked Internet access: "We recognize that unhindered access to information, including the internet, is fundamental to the freedom of expression and a hallmark of a thriving democracy."
@shivkant2000@tomDEEPAK@rihanna The reality is that out of the protest March from the 6 borders, 4 of them were peaceful. The two sites, few people did get involved in violence from both sides, which should not have been the case. The focus of the protest should be kept on removal of the 3 farming laws.
Thank you @meenaharris for sharing this! The atrocities of the farmers (which includes people of all age) is real and sleeping out in cold and fighting with everything, this is only understandable when you put yourself in the farmers shoes
The government of India’s Prime Minister @narendramodi is presiding over a dangerous regression in free speech rights in pursuit of its Hindu nationalist agenda.
#Modi should step down. There is no future with him. #FarmersProtest
Report: https://t.co/0rMC3ZFVS3
Solidarity to the Indian Farmers.
Thank you Rihanna.
In an era where political leadership is lacking we are grateful for others stepping forward
#FarmersProtest
The government of India’s Prime Minister Modi is presiding over a dangerous regression in free speech rights in pursuit of its Hindu nationalist agenda. https://t.co/Xevp0LgiKS #FarmersProtest
@TimidTigress You have all the wrong info. The tricolor flag was not replaced. Nishan Sahib has nothing to do with Khalistan. Don’t mix things up to make a story
On Jan 31, several journalists registered their condemnation against the arrest of independent reporter Mandeep Punia. They gathered outside the Delhi Police headquarters and called for his release.
The Wire spoke to the protesting journalists.
https://t.co/tn6jguH2C6