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Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) leader Rakesh Tikait on Sunday warned the Centre that if an attempt is made to forcibly remove the protesting farmers from the borders, then they will turn government offices across the country into 'galla mandis' (grain markets)).
"If there is an attempt to forcibly remove the farmers from the borders, then they will turn government offices across the country into Galla Mandi," Tikait&nbsp;said in a tweet.&nbsp;
Tikait also said that if the administration tried to pull down their tents at the protest site, the farmers would set them up at police stations and the district magistrates' office.&nbsp;
Also watch | Farmers protest: Delhi Police starts removing blockades at borders
Earlier on Thursday, the Delhi Police had begun removing barricades placed at the Tikri and Ghazipur borders where farmers have been protesting against the Centre's three farm laws.

Will turn govt offices into 'galla mandi' if farmers removed forcibly from borders: Tikait to Centre 

'Will turn govt offices into galla mandi': Tikait warns Centre against removal of farmers from borders

Tikait's warning to Centre 

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<li>'Will turn govt offices into galla mandi': Tikait warns Centre against removal of farmers from borders</li>
<li>&lsquo;Farmers will set up tents in police stations, DM offices&rsquo;: Tikait on attempts to remove them</li>
<li>Delhi Police started removing barricades from&nbsp;Tikri and Ghazipur borders on Thursday&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
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Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) leader Rakesh Tikait on Sunday warned the Centre that if an attempt is made to forcibly remove the protesting farmers from the borders of the national capital, then they will turn government offices across the country into 'galla mandis' or grain markets.
Tikait also said that if the administration tried to pull down their tents at the protest site, the farmers would set them up at police stations and the district magistrates' office.&nbsp;
Earlier on Thursday, the Delhi Police had begun removing barricades placed at the Tikri and Ghazipur borders where farmers have been protesting against the Centre's three farm laws.

Tikait also said that if the administration tried to pull down their tents at the protest site, the farmers would set them up at police stations and the district magistrates' office.&nbsp;

Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) leader Rakesh Tikait on Sunday warned the Centre that if an attempt is made to forcibly remove the protesting farmers from the borders of the national capital, then they will turn government offices across the country into 'galla mandis' or grain markets.
"If there is an attempt to forcibly remove the farmers from the borders, then they will turn government offices across the country into Galla Mandi," Tikait&nbsp;said in a tweet.&nbsp;
Tikait also said that if the administration tried to pull down their tents at the protest site, the farmers would set them up at police stations and the district magistrates' office.&nbsp;
Also watch | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/local/farmers-protest-delhi-police-starts-removing-blockades-at-tikri-border-1635473445019" target="_blank">Farmers protest: Delhi Police starts removing blockades at borders</a>
Earlier on Thursday, the Delhi Police had begun removing barricades placed at the Tikri and Ghazipur borders where farmers have been protesting against the Centre's three farm laws.

The Delhi Police on Thursday stepped up security deployment at all the border points connecting the neighbouring states of Haryana and Uttar Pradesh. The move came after they received intelligence inputs that around 50,000 farmers are planning to enter the national capital, The Indian Express has reported. The farmer organisations, however, said there were no such plans.
A senior police officer said they received inputs that one of the farmers&rsquo; unions made a call for farmers to come from Panipat toll plaza to Singhu Border, but their posters also mentioned going to Delhi, the report added.
Farmers have been protesting at Singhu, Tikri and Ghazipur borders of the national capital for over six months against the three new farm laws

Cops step up security on borders after intel on farmers' Delhi march

The Delhi Police on Thursday stepped up security on all the border points after they received intelligence inputs that around 50,000 farmers are planning to enter the national capital

The Delhi Police on Thursday stepped up security deployment at all the border points connecting the neighbouring states of Haryana and Uttar Pradesh. The move came after they received intelligence inputs that around 50,000 farmers are planning to enter the national capital, The Indian Express has reported. The farmer organisations, however, said there were no such plans.
A senior police officer said they received inputs that one of the farmers&rsquo; unions made a call for farmers to come from Panipat toll plaza to Singhu Border, but their posters also mentioned going to Delhi, the report added.
Farmers have been protesting at Singhu, Tikri and Ghazipur borders of the national capital for over six months against the three new farm laws

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