How farmers celebrated Holi at Ghazipur and Singhu borders
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Farmers celebrate Holi
With nearly four months since the farmers have been protesting against the Union farm laws at various borders of the national capital, farmers are busy celebrating Holi at the borders.
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What Rakesh Tikait had to say
Bharatiya Kisan Union National spokesperson, Rakesh Tikait, celebrated Holi with his supporters at the Ghazipur border. He said that till the time the Union farm laws are not repealed, the farmers would not return to their homes.
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Great fervour
Other farmers present at the border also celebrated Holi with great fervour by applying colours at each other.
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Nihang, or Sikh warrior, performs at Singhu border
A Nihang, or a Sikh warrior, rides a horse as he performs during celebrations of Hola Mohalla, a festival of Nihangs, during Holi celebrations, at the site of a protest against farm laws, at Singhu border near New Delhi.
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Simplicity
The farmers had already decided that this year's Holi would be celebrated with simplicity as nearly 300 farmers had died during the farmers' protests since November 26 last year.
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Burning farm law copies
Farmers burn farm law copies in a bonfire as they celebrate the Holi Festival, at the site of a protest against the new farm laws at Singhu Border near Delhi.
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Holika Dahan
They also burnt copies of the Centre's new farm laws they have been protesting against during ‘Holika Dahan'.