Farmers End Mohali‑Chandigarh Border Protest After Reaching Deal with Government

Mohali, Punjab – On Monday, the prolonged farmers' protest that had been staged at the Mohali‑Chandigarh border came to an end. After days of negotiations, the government and farmer representatives arrived at a consensus on the pending demands, prompting the protesters to withdraw their sit‑in.
The agreement, reached in talks held on the border, addressed key issues raised by the agri‑community, though the exact details of the concessions were not disclosed in the initial statement. Both sides described the outcome as a constructive step toward resolving the broader agrarian concerns.
Local authorities confirmed that the site was cleared peacefully, and no incidents of unrest were reported during the dismantling of the protest encampments. The cessation of the demonstration is expected to ease traffic and normalise daily activities in the Mohali‑Chandigarh corridor.
The development marks a significant de‑escalation in a movement that had drawn national attention, with the government signalling its willingness to engage directly with farmer leaders.
Further updates will follow as the terms of the agreement are formally documented and implemented.