Protest over farm legal guidelines: Cops use water canons, tear fuel to disperse Congress employees in Bhopal

Water cannons and tear fuel shells had been utilized by the police in Bhopal on Saturday to disperse Congress employees protesting in opposition to the three farm legal guidelines. Several Congress leaders, together with Rajya Sabha MP Digvijay Singh and Jaivardhan Singh, had been arrested.
The Congress employees, led by the celebration’s state unit chief Kamal Nath, had been marching in the direction of the Raj Bhavan in a bid to gherao it and demand the withdrawal of the contentious legislations.

MP police use water cannon, tear fuel & resort to lathi cost to regulate the march carried out by @INCMP from Jowhar chowk to Raj Bhavan is help of #FarmersProtests in Bhopal. Congress leaders together with Rajya Sabha MP, Digvijay Singh, Jaivardhan Singh arrested@IndianExpress pic.twitter.com/0ecJmYL5cG
— Iram Siddique (@Scribbly_Scribe) January 23, 2021
“Police had to use tear gas shells, water cannons and lathis to disperse the party workers who were marching towards the Governor’s residence,” a police official was quoted as saying by information company PTI.  He additionally mentioned the police had to make use of gentle drive to “discipline protesters” after they allegedly turned unruly.
During the march by Congress employees. (Twitter/INCMP)
According to Bhopal Deputy Inspector General of Police Irshad Wali, the state of affairs is now beneath management.
A Congress chief mentioned the protest was geared toward drawing the federal government’s consideration in the direction of the celebration’s demand for the repeal of the legal guidelines.

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Later, in a tweet, the Madhya Pradesh Congress Unit mentioned a memorandum had been submitted to the President requesting him to withdraw the agricultural legal guidelines.
Thousands of farmers, principally from Punjab, Haryana and western Uttar Pradesh, have been tenting at a number of border factors of Delhi since November 28 final 12 months, demanding repeal of the legal guidelines.
— Inputs from PTI