Farmers protesting over the three farm laws said on Friday that they welcome the decision that will allow them to protest in Delhi, reported ANI.

A farmer at Tikri border area told ANI, “We’ve crossed about 10 barriers on our way. We’re thankful to the administration for giving us permission to protest. We’re happy and only want a peaceful resolution to the issue.” 

The Delhi Police Commissioner on Friday said that the protesting farmers will be allowed to enter the national capital and have the permission to protest at the Nirankari Samagam Ground in the Burari area. 

Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh said, “I welcome Centre’s decision to allow farmers to enter Delhi to exercise their democratic right to protest. They should also now initiate immediate talks to address farmers’ concerns on the Farm Laws and resolve the simmering issue.”

Appealing to the farmers for a peaceful protest, Delhi Police PRO Eish Singhal said, “After discussion with farmer leaders, Delhi Police has allowed farmers to protest peacefully at Nirankari Samagam Ground in Burari. We appeal to them to maintain peace in order to avoid any inconvenience to others.”