As farmer protests disrupted traffic in Delhi, Noida, and Ghaziabad, commuters faced prolonged congestion. The demonstrations, advocating for compensation and developed plots for acquired land, ceased following reassurances from the Uttar Pradesh government and Noida authority. These events preceded planned farmer marches in Punjab and Haryana.The protests, which commenced at noon, significantly delayed travel between Delhi, Noida, and Ghaziabad. Despite attempts to reach Parliament from Noida and Greater Noida, protesters encountered police blockades at Delhi-Noida border points.

Farmers aired grievances regarding the Noida authority’s inaction, prompting the protest’s end upon police intervention. CEO Lokesh M stated efforts to resolve farmer concerns, acknowledging ongoing tensions surrounding land acquisition compensation policies.

While reminiscent of past farmer agitations, these protests underscored persisting grievances. Farmers from various groups, led by figures like Rakesh Tikait and Bharatiya Kisan Parishad members, demanded increased land compensation and improved government support.

Despite temporary relief, the chaos disrupted traffic, with commuter enduring extensive delays. Criticisms of inadequate traffic management emerged, prompting calls for better preparedness to mitigate future disruptions. Senior police officers attributed congestion to security measures and vowed to address concerns, underscoring the ongoing dialogue between authorities and protesting farmers.