The standoff between farmers and the government showed no signs of easing as the farmers rejected the Union home minister Amit Shah's "conditional offer" for talks which depended on the venue change from Delhi borders to Burari's Nirankari ground in the National Capital, and threatened to block the five main entry points into the city if their demands are not heard. Meanwhile, in Hyderabad, Amit Shah challenged TRS leader K Chandrashekar Rao (KCR) to come clean on his alliance with the AIMIM. He asked "why KCR is scared of explicitly accepting a political alliance with AIMIM" and hiding the fact to the public that both have been working together since 2014. Watch First Up for more.