Archive · 21 Jul 2026
Haryana Seals Shambhu Border, Detains Farmers Ahead of Delhi Protest
Farmers in Haryana are protesting against a trade deal between India and the United States.
They planned to gather in Delhi for a big meeting called a mahapanchayat.
The police sealed the border between Haryana and Punjab to stop the farmers from reaching Delhi.
They also stopped some farmer leaders.
The police set up barricades and blocks on the bridge to keep the protesters from moving.
They also made other plans for people traveling between the two states.
Haryana Police sealed the Shambhu border between Haryana and Punjab to prevent farmers from marching to Delhi.
Around 15 companies of security forces, including paramilitary personnel, were deployed at the Shambhu border.
Farmer leaders were detained in different places in Haryana ahead of the protest.
The protest is against the proposed India–United States trade deal.
Alternative traffic arrangements were made for commuters traveling between Haryana and Punjab.
- Who
- Farmer leaders and Haryana Police
- What
- Sealing of the Shambhu border and detention of farmer leaders ahead of a protest against the India–United States trade deal
- When
- Tuesday
- Where
- Shambhu border, Ambala district, Haryana
- Why
- To prevent farmers from marching to Delhi to protest the trade deal
Farmer Protesters
Haryana Police
Protest Against Trade Deal
Farmer Protesters
Farmer leaders are protesting against the proposed India–United States trade deal, organizing a mahapanchayat at Kisan Ghat in New Delhi.
Haryana Police
The Haryana Police have sealed the Shambhu border and detained farmer leaders to prevent the protest from reaching Delhi.
- Location
- Shambhu border, Ambala district, Haryana
- Date
- Tuesday
- Security Deployment
- 15 companies of security forces, including paramilitary personnel
- Protest Venue
- Kisan Ghat, New Delhi
- Reason for Protest
- Proposed India–United States trade deal