Hundreds of farmers from Punjab gather at the Shambhu border as they plan to march to Delhi to oppose a proposed India–United States trade agreement announced in February. Multiple reports say police barricades and border controls stop or restrict some protesters from moving towards the capital. Protesters express concern that the deal could affect India’s agriculture and dairy sectors, including potential price pressure from cheaper US imports and impacts on domestic crop prices. Farmers also call for greater clarity and consultation, including demands that the government make the agreement’s details public. In addition, the protesters seek a legal guarantee for Minimum Support Price (MSP) for their produce, arguing that without such protection they could face financial losses. The Desh Bachao Morcha is cited as one of the groups calling for the government to disclose agreement information. The reports describe the gathering as a renewed protest effort focused on how the trade negotiations could change market conditions for Indian farmers.