: Farmers Protest: A timeline of 15-month long agitation against farm rules #IndiaNEWS #Feature Now that the Farmers agitation has come to an end, heres what transpired throughout their year-long protest:

Farmers Protest: A timeline of 15-month long agitation against farm rules #IndiaNEWS #Feature
Now that the Farmers agitation has come to an end, heres what transpired throughout their year-long protest:
June 5, 2020: The government issued three farm bills.
September 14, 2020: All three ordinances were presented in the Parliament.
September 17, 2020: The Lok Sabha passed the ordinance despite opposition protests.
September 20, 2020: The ordinances were passed in the Rajya Sabha
25 September, 2020: Farmers across India come out in protest in response to a call by the All India Kisan Sangharsh Coordination Committee (AIKSCC)
November 25, 2020: Farmers unions in Punjab and Haryana issue a call for a Delhi Chalo movement; permission is denied by Delhi Police due to Covid procedures.
November 26, 2020: Farmers marching towards Delhi face water cannons and tear gas as police try to disperse them in Haryanas Ambala area. .
November 28, 2020: Union Home Minister Amit Shah volunteered to meet with farmers as soon as they leave Delhis boundaries and go to the scheduled protest site in Burari. Farmers, on the other hand, turned down the offer.
December 3, 2020: The administration convened the first round of talks with farmer representatives, but the meeting was inconclusive.
December 5, 2020: The second round of discussions between farmers and the Centre, likewise ended in a deadlock.
December 8, 2020: Farmers demand for a Bharat Bandh. Farmers from other states have also expressed their support for the initiative.
December 9, 2020: Farmer leaders reject the Union governments plan to alter the three problematic legislation.
December 30, 2020: The sixth round of discussions between the government and farmer leaders sees some progress.
January 4, 2021: The seventh round of discussions between the government and farmer leaders ended in failure, with the Centre refusing to remove the farm legislation.
January 7, 2021: The Supreme Court agrees to hear petitions challenging the new laws as well as those opposing the protests.
January 11, 2021: The Supreme Court slams the Centre for its handling of the farmers protest .
January 12, 2021: The Supreme Court postpones the implementation of the farm laws until, and creates a four-member committee to offer suggestions on the legislation.
January 26, 2021: Thousands of protestors scuffle with police Republic Day, during a tractor procession organised by agricultural groups. Property has been damaged at Red Fort. In the midst of the pandemonium, a protester dies.
January 29, 2021: The administration proposes a one-and-a-half-year suspension of farm laws and establishes a joint committee to consider the legislation. Farmers are opposed to the proposal.
February 5, 2021: The Delhi Polices cyber crime unit files a FIR against the makers of a toolkit on farmer demonstrations that was posted by adolescent environmentalist Greta Thunberg.