Milk and vegetables will not be available in some states tomorrow, farmers sit on barricades on Delhi's borders

- More than three thousand trucks stuck

New delhi date. Saturday 28 November 2020

Thousands of farmers were protesting on the outskirts of the capital, New Delhi, protesting against the new agricultural law enacted by the central government.

The so-called farmers' agitation had an impact on vehicular traffic, with more than 3,000 trucks stranded at the Delhi border, according to the latest report. That is why it was learned that milk or vegetables will not be available in the states around Delhi tomorrow.

It was as if the agitators were harassing the people without milk and vegetables and forcing them to join the movement in their favor. It should also be noted here that milk and vegetables are perishable goods i.e. spoiled if not used within a certain period of time. The so-called farmers' movement will have to throw away thousands of liters of milk and millions of kilograms of vegetables. It would also hurt the vegetable growers and that was the question being asked.