A Timeline: How things turned violent in Delhi on R-Day

Farmers who were seen as friendly and peaceful for more than 60 days as they waited for government to accept their terms suddenly left behind a trail of vandalism violence holliganism as they hoisted their flags at the 17th century iconic Red Fort after running amok through the capital clashing with the police personnel in several parts of the national capitalIANS brings the entire timeline of the farmers proposed Kisan Gantantra parade that turned violent unexpectedly and went from peaceful to bloody becoming Occupy Delhi movement in no time7 am DelhiHaryana Tikri border Farmers enter the national capital after breaking barricades830 am DelhiHaryana Singhu border Thousands of farmers enter Delhi after breaking barricades at Singhu border930 am DelhiUttar Pradesh Ghazipur border Hundreds of farmers driving tractors motorcycles and cars enter Delhi10 am Farmers clash with Delhi Police personnel near Sanjay Gandhi Transport Nagar Police fires tear gas shells on the agitating farmers at Sanjay Gandhi Transport Nagar1030 am Farmers clash with Delhi Police personnel near Akshardham intersection Farmers damage the vehicles parked on the road and also damaged DTC buses near Akshardham intersection11 am Police fires tear gas shells and resort to mild lathicharge While some farmers armed with swords clash with police Farmers move towards Sarai Kale Khan after deviating from the route assigned to them before the conclusion of the Republic Day parade at RajpathThe Farmer Ganatantra Rally was scheduled for 12 to 5 pm12 pm Farmers clash with Police near Mukarba Chowk Farmers reach near ITO intersection in central Delhi and damage vehicles and DTC buses Farmers also attack police personnel Police fires several rounds of tear gas shells and resort to lathicharge on multiple occasionsFarmers chase police with their tractors again damage several DTC buses near ITO as they are prevented from moving towards the Red FortHundreds of farmers riding tractors bikes and cars reach Red Fort portico and enter its premises and hoist the farmer union flags and saffron pennant with a Sikh religious symbol on the first rampart of the iconic 17th century monument1 pm A farmer named Navneet Singh dies after a tractor in which he was travelling turns turtle However the farmers claimed that he was shot dead Farmers sit with the dead body at ITO over the death of the farmer Police enters Red Fort premises and tries to remove the farmer union flags This is exactly from where Prime Minister hoists the national flag every year on Independence Day230 pm Farmers keep on clashing with police personnel near ITO intersection as well as Red Fort theres stone peltingThousands of farmers from Punjab Haryana and western Uttar Pradesh have been camping at the several borders of the national capital since November 26 last year demanding the repealing of the three farm laws Eleven rounds of talks of farmers with the farmers in last two months have remained inconclusiveThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever