Amid the ongoing farmers protest in north India, a local eatery in Haryana's Murthal opened up its doors for the protestors. The Amrik Sukhdev Dhaba, also known as Murthal dhaba, has been providing meals to protestors. As farmers entered the state, Murthal Dhaba happily organised a three-day long langar service for them.
A spokesperson of the Dhaba told Indian Express, "In Sikh community we believe in sewa more than anything else, so, when we saw so many people stranded it was only right that we offer them food."
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On 26 November, Khalsa Aid India was also serving langar to farmers protesting on the Shambu border.
(With inputs from Indian Express)
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