Border security increased in the Delhi-Uttar Pradesh border in Ghaziabad, India, fortifying against the farmer protests on Wednesday (February 4).

The video shows the strengthened security at the border of the capital. The entire scenario looks like a war as barbed wire, boulders, walls, heavy barricades, are used against the protestors. Several officials are deployed in the area to protect it from the agitated demonstrators. No pedestrian can be seen as the entire area is evacuated.

Border security has been stepped up in northern India's New Delhi on February 3.

The incident took place at the Delhi-Uttar Pradesh border in Ghaziabad.

A video shows the strengthened security at the border of the capital. The entire scenario looks like a war as barbed wire, boulders, walls, heavy barricades, are used against the protestors. Several officials are deployed in the area to protect it from the agitated demonstrators. No pedestrian can be seen as the entire area is evacuated.

Iron nails, rods, barbed wire, boulders, and makeshift walls were used to barricade Delhi's borders against thousands of protesting farmers. The protest site at the Delhi-Uttar Pradesh border has been heavily fortified. All the roads have been closed. Even the walkways and footpaths have been blocked.

Things turned violent when protesters and police clashed after thousands of farmers entered Delhi as part of a massive tractor rally. Dozens of officers were injured, and one protester died. Farmer groups and union leaders condemned the violence, but they would not call off the protest. Instead, they plan to block highways leading into the national capital on Saturday.

Delhi and the neighbouring state of Uttar Pradesh have deployed officers and drones at the area, and have begun blocking the region around the protests, effectively cutting the farmers off from roads into the city.