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Congress protests against Land Acquisition Bill

Date: 16-03-2015 | Total Images: 10

Police intervene with water cannon to disperse Indian National Congress party workers during the protest against Land Acquisition Bill in New Delhi on Monday, 16 March 2015. The protesters gathered against a land acquisition bill that is said will hurt the interests of farmers. The bill would waive consent clauses for some projects - including defense and rural infrastructure schemes - that previously required approval by up to 80 per cent of landowners affected
Police intervene with water cannon to disperse Indian National Congress party workers during the protest against Land Acquisition Bill in New Delhi on Monday, 16 March 2015. The protesters gathered against a land acquisition bill that is said will hurt the interests of farmers. The bill would waive consent clauses for some projects - including defense and rural infrastructure schemes - that previously required approval by up to 80 per cent of landowners affected
Photographer: Rajeev Tyagi
Uploaded: 16-03-2015 21:19:00
Bollywood actor Raj Babbar & Jairam Ramesh, Union Minister for Rural Development with other leaders during the protest against Land Acquisition Bill in New Delhi on Monday, 16 March 2015. The protesters gathered against a land acquisition bill that is said will hurt the interests of farmers. The bill would waive consent clauses for some projects - including defense and rural infrastructure schemes - that previously required approval by up to 80 per cent of landowners affected
Bollywood actor Raj Babbar & Jairam Ramesh, Union Minister for Rural Development with other leaders during the protest against Land Acquisition Bill in New Delhi on Monday, 16 March 2015. The protesters gathered against a land acquisition bill that is said will hurt the interests of farmers. The bill would waive consent clauses for some projects - including defense and rural infrastructure schemes - that previously required approval by up to 80 per cent of landowners affected
Photographer: Rajeev Tyagi
Uploaded: 16-03-2015 21:05:00
Bollywood actor Raj Babbar, Jairam Ramesh, Union Minister for Rural Development with other leaders during the protest against Land Acquisition Bill in New Delhi on Monday, 16 March 2015. The protesters gathered against a land acquisition bill that is said will hurt the interests of farmers. The bill would waive consent clauses for some projects - including defense and rural infrastructure schemes - that previously required approval by up to 80 per cent of landowners affected
Bollywood actor Raj Babbar, Jairam Ramesh, Union Minister for Rural Development with other leaders during the protest against Land Acquisition Bill in New Delhi on Monday, 16 March 2015. The protesters gathered against a land acquisition bill that is said will hurt the interests of farmers. The bill would waive consent clauses for some projects - including defense and rural infrastructure schemes - that previously required approval by up to 80 per cent of landowners affected
Photographer: Rajeev Tyagi
Uploaded: 16-03-2015 21:05:00
Police intervene with water cannon to disperse Indian National Congress party workers during the protest against Land Acquisition Bill in New Delhi on Monday, 16 March 2015. The protesters gathered against a land acquisition bill that is said will hurt the interests of farmers. The bill would waive consent clauses for some projects - including defense and rural infrastructure schemes - that previously required approval by up to 80 per cent of landowners affected
Police intervene with water cannon to disperse Indian National Congress party workers during the protest against Land Acquisition Bill in New Delhi on Monday, 16 March 2015. The protesters gathered against a land acquisition bill that is said will hurt the interests of farmers. The bill would waive consent clauses for some projects - including defense and rural infrastructure schemes - that previously required approval by up to 80 per cent of landowners affected
Photographer: Rajeev Tyagi
Uploaded: 16-03-2015 20:52:00
Police intervene with water cannon to disperse Indian National Congress party workers during the protest against Land Acquisition Bill in New Delhi on Monday, 16 March 2015. The protesters gathered against a land acquisition bill that is said will hurt the interests of farmers. The bill would waive consent clauses for some projects - including defense and rural infrastructure schemes - that previously required approval by up to 80 per cent of landowners affected
Police intervene with water cannon to disperse Indian National Congress party workers during the protest against Land Acquisition Bill in New Delhi on Monday, 16 March 2015. The protesters gathered against a land acquisition bill that is said will hurt the interests of farmers. The bill would waive consent clauses for some projects - including defense and rural infrastructure schemes - that previously required approval by up to 80 per cent of landowners affected
Photographer: Rajeev Tyagi
Uploaded: 16-03-2015 20:51:00
Police intervene with water cannon to disperse Indian National Congress party workers during the protest against Land Acquisition Bill in New Delhi on Monday, 16 March 2015. The protesters gathered against a land acquisition bill that is said will hurt the interests of farmers. The bill would waive consent clauses for some projects - including defense and rural infrastructure schemes - that previously required approval by up to 80 per cent of landowners affected
Police intervene with water cannon to disperse Indian National Congress party workers during the protest against Land Acquisition Bill in New Delhi on Monday, 16 March 2015. The protesters gathered against a land acquisition bill that is said will hurt the interests of farmers. The bill would waive consent clauses for some projects - including defense and rural infrastructure schemes - that previously required approval by up to 80 per cent of landowners affected
Photographer: Rajeev Tyagi
Uploaded: 16-03-2015 20:51:00
Police intervene with water cannon to disperse Indian National Congress party workers during the protest against Land Acquisition Bill in New Delhi on Monday, 16 March 2015. The protesters gathered against a land acquisition bill that is said will hurt the interests of farmers. The bill would waive consent clauses for some projects - including defense and rural infrastructure schemes - that previously required approval by up to 80 per cent of landowners affected
Police intervene with water cannon to disperse Indian National Congress party workers during the protest against Land Acquisition Bill in New Delhi on Monday, 16 March 2015. The protesters gathered against a land acquisition bill that is said will hurt the interests of farmers. The bill would waive consent clauses for some projects - including defense and rural infrastructure schemes - that previously required approval by up to 80 per cent of landowners affected
Photographer: Rajeev Tyagi
Uploaded: 16-03-2015 20:51:00
Police intervene with water cannon to disperse Indian National Congress party workers during the protest against Land Acquisition Bill in New Delhi on Monday, 16 March 2015. The protesters gathered against a land acquisition bill that is said will hurt the interests of farmers. The bill would waive consent clauses for some projects - including defense and rural infrastructure schemes - that previously required approval by up to 80 per cent of landowners affected
Police intervene with water cannon to disperse Indian National Congress party workers during the protest against Land Acquisition Bill in New Delhi on Monday, 16 March 2015. The protesters gathered against a land acquisition bill that is said will hurt the interests of farmers. The bill would waive consent clauses for some projects - including defense and rural infrastructure schemes - that previously required approval by up to 80 per cent of landowners affected
Photographer: Rajeev Tyagi
Uploaded: 16-03-2015 20:51:00
Police intervene with water cannon to disperse Indian National Congress party workers during the protest against Land Acquisition Bill in New Delhi on Monday, 16 March 2015. The protesters gathered against a land acquisition bill that is said will hurt the interests of farmers. The bill would waive consent clauses for some projects - including defense and rural infrastructure schemes - that previously required approval by up to 80 per cent of landowners affected
Police intervene with water cannon to disperse Indian National Congress party workers during the protest against Land Acquisition Bill in New Delhi on Monday, 16 March 2015. The protesters gathered against a land acquisition bill that is said will hurt the interests of farmers. The bill would waive consent clauses for some projects - including defense and rural infrastructure schemes - that previously required approval by up to 80 per cent of landowners affected
Photographer: Rajeev Tyagi
Uploaded: 16-03-2015 20:51:00
Police intervene with water cannon to disperse Indian National Congress party workers during the protest against Land Acquisition Bill in New Delhi on Monday, 16 March 2015. The protesters gathered against a land acquisition bill that is said will hurt the interests of farmers. The bill would waive consent clauses for some projects - including defense and rural infrastructure schemes - that previously required approval by up to 80 per cent of landowners affected
Police intervene with water cannon to disperse Indian National Congress party workers during the protest against Land Acquisition Bill in New Delhi on Monday, 16 March 2015. The protesters gathered against a land acquisition bill that is said will hurt the interests of farmers. The bill would waive consent clauses for some projects - including defense and rural infrastructure schemes - that previously required approval by up to 80 per cent of landowners affected
Photographer: Rajeev Tyagi
Uploaded: 16-03-2015 20:51:00