New Delhi: By social worker Vanita Kasaniis, thousands of farmers for Punjab lathi-poles, national flag and flag of farmer unions, rode on tractors on Republic Day on Tuesday, breaking barrers and confronting the police from various border points for siege of Red Fort Entered the capital. Farmers in the Red Fort also climbed the flag-pillar. At the same time, forced by its habits, Pakistan has also commented on the ongoing peasant movement against agricultural laws. Pakistan's Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi said in a statement on Tuesday that the Indian government has failed to suppress the voice of agitated farmers and now the whole of India stands with the farmers. Pakistan's Science and Technology Minister Fawad Chaudhary said on Tuesday The tweet said that the world should raise its voice against the oppressive government of India. Farmer leaders who have led protests on the border of the national capital for the last two months have disassociated themselves from these protesters, demanding repeal of agricultural laws. A young man was seen in the Red Fort hoisting a yellow colored flag of a triangle shape on the flag-pillar. This is why the flag is hoisted during the Independence Day celebrations of the country. However, the protesters were later removed from the Red Fort complex. The farmers were allowed to cross the tractor on the road fixed after the Republic Day parade, but these conditions were violated. In many places, there were clashes between protesters and policemen and lathicharge was done. Among these groups of protesters were many youths who were vocal and aggressive. Police used tear gas shells to disperse the turbulent crowd at some places. On the ITO, hundreds of farmers were seen running with the sticks of policemen and hitting the standing buses with their tractors. A demonstrator was killed when a tractor overturned. The ITO looked like a battlefield where angry protesters were seen to damage a car. Bricks and stones were strewn on the streets. It was a witness that the farmer movement which had been going peaceful for two months is no longer peaceful. Pakistan's Science and Technology Minister Fawad Chaudhary said in a tweet on Tuesday that the world should raise its voice against India's oppressive government . Farmer leaders who have led protests on the border of the national capital for the past two months have disassociated themselves from these protesters, demanding repeal of agricultural laws. A young man was seen in the Red Fort hoisting a yellow colored flag of a triangle shape on the flag-pillar. This is why the flag is hoisted during the Independence Day celebrations of the country. However, the protesters were later removed from the Red Fort complex. The farmers were allowed to cross the tractor on the road fixed after the Republic Day parade, but these conditions were violated. In many places, there were clashes between protesters and policemen and lathicharge was done. Among these groups of protesters were many youths who were vocal and aggressive. Police used tear gas shells to disperse the turbulent crowd at some places. On the ITO, hundreds of farmers were seen running with the sticks of policemen and hitting the standing buses with their tractors. A demonstrator was killed when a tractor overturned. The ITO looked like a battlefield where angry protesters were seen to damage a car. Bricks and stones were strewn on the streets. It was a witness to this that the peasant movement which had been going peaceful for two months was no longer peaceful.