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New Delhi: The Delhi Police stated that more than 300 Twitter handles have been generated to disrupt the farmers’ rally and mislead the farmers protesting at the borders. On inputs received from various agencies, Delhi Police claimed that Pakistan generated Twitter handles during January 13 to 18 to create disturbance in the ongoing farmers’ agitation.

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The farmers’ demand for a tractor rally on Republic Day has been given a thumbs-up by the Delhi Police but with few riders in place. “As the farmers wanted to do a tractor rally on January 26, we have come to a conclusion that the rally will be conducted after the timing of the Republic Day Celebration ends. We have given them around 170 kilometres of distance in three routes,” he added.

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He further said that it will be a challenging task and that the Delhi Police has spoken to Haryana and Uttar Pradesh Police officers about how it will be conducted in a convenient way.

Moreover, barricades will be removed and the farmers will be allowed to enter Delhi.


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