Farmers' Protest Suspended After Young Protester's Death, Government Open for Talks

The 'Delhi Chalo' march is on hold following a tragic incident, with discussions between farmers and the government set to resume on Friday.

A young farmer died after sustaining a head injury during the protests, leading to a temporary suspension of the 'Delhi Chalo' march.
Opposition parties criticize the government's handling of the farmers' demands, while the Haryana government extends internet ban in several districts.
Union Minister Anurag Thaker emphasizes the government's readiness for dialogue, highlighting efforts to double farmers' income.
Farmers demand new legislation guaranteeing minimum prices for 23 crops, alongside loan waivers and withdrawal of legal cases from previous protests.
Clashes at the Punjab-Haryana border result in injuries to nearly 100 farmers and at least 12 police personnel, escalating tensions.