Hundreds of farmers from Uttar Pradesh on Saturday marched towards Kisan Ghat in Delhi to protest against the poor state of the agrarian sector in the country. They were, however, stopped at various entry points of Delhi-Uttar Pradesh border, leading the agitating farmers to lay siege, throwing the traffic on eastern borders of the national capital out of gear.
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