The farmers have been protesting for various demands, including a legal guarantee to minimum support price for crops, debt waiver, pension, no hike in power tariff and withdrawal of police cases.
Soon after walking for a few metres from their protest site at the Shambhu border, their 'jatha' was stopped by the Haryana Police and paramilitary forces. The injured farmers were taken to hospital in ambulances stationed at the protest site.
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