"We're Patient But Don't Cross Limits": Haryana Chief Minister To Farmers

On reports that political leaders are facing intense protests by farmers when they visit villages, Mr Khattar said those running the government have a responsibility to meet people.

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar, facing resistance from farmers protesting the three central agriculture laws, said on Wednesday that political leaders have been patient in the face of protests but it "won't be good for anyone to cross their limit". The warning comes after a clash broke out today between anti-farm law protesters camping out at the Uttar Pradesh-Delhi border at Ghazipur and the local BJP workers. "The word kisan (farmer) is pure and everyone holds them in high regard. Due to a few unfortunate incidents the word has become tarnished. Dignity of sisters and daughters is taken away, murders are happening, roads are being blocked. I condemn the incidents that are undemocratic," Mr Khattar said. On reports that political leaders are facing intense protests by farmers when they visit villages, Mr Khattar said those running the government have a responsibility to meet the people of the state.