Farmers' Protests in Haryana Escalate: Deaths, Clashes, and Government Talks

A police officer and several farmers were injured in clashes in Haryana, as tensions rise amid ongoing protests for agricultural reforms.

Violent clashes erupted between protesting farmers and police in Haryana, resulting in injuries to a police officer and the use of tear gas and lathi charges.
The protests are part of a larger 'Delhi Chalo' march, demanding legal guarantees for MSP, loan waivers, and other agricultural reforms.
Two farmers, including a 62-year-old, died amid the protests, one from a cardiac arrest and another from injuries sustained during clashes.
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann announced ₹1 crore compensation and a job for the family of Shubhkaran Singh, a 21-year-old farmer who died in the clashes.
The government has held four rounds of talks with the protesting farmers, with both sides expected to meet again for further discussions.