Heavy Security Measures in Place Ahead of Farmers' March to Delhi

Authorities implement extensive security arrangements, including traffic advisories and internet suspensions, to maintain law and order.

Authorities in Haryana and Delhi have implemented extensive security measures, including cement barricades, iron nails, and heavy police deployment, to prevent farmers from entering Delhi for their planned march on February 13.
More than 200 farmer unions are expected to participate in the march, demanding a law to guarantee a minimum support price (MSP) for crops, among other issues.
Mobile internet services have been suspended in several districts of Haryana until February 13, and Section 144 has been imposed in various areas to maintain law and order.
Delhi Police has issued traffic advisories and imposed Section 144, prohibiting gatherings and the entry of tractors and other vehicles carrying protestors into the city.
Senior BJP leader Subramanian Swamy has expressed support for the farmers' demands, urging the government to consider their proposals.