As the group of students, including 4 to 5 young women, reached the rally spot, the farmers lodged a protest over their presence.

 

As the situation slightly tensed up, police intervened.

 

The students were asked to move out from the spot. After a brief conversation between the two sides, the students left for Delhi.

 

Arjun, one of the protesters present on the spot, told IANS: "A few students from Jamia visited the border spot to support the farmers and brought along a 'daphli' (tambourine) and a couple of posters in hands. The farmers drove them away. We will fight our own battle. We don't need anybody who wants to break up India."