Name: Farmers to march towards Parliament on Feb 1, says former BSF jawan
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Description: Former BSF jawan Tej Bahadur, who participated in tractor parade with farmers, said farmers will march towards the Parliament on February 1. Bahadur accused the state administration of lawlessness. He also condemned the breaching of Red Fort and said that few anti-social elements hijacked the parade and reiterated that government should rollback the three farm laws.

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Former BSF jawan Tej Bahadur, who participated in tractor parade with farmers, said farmers will march towards the Parliament on February 1. Bahadur accused the state administration of lawlessness. He also condemned the breaching of Red Fort and said that few anti-social elements hijacked the parade and reiterated that government should rollback the three farm laws.