Farmer Agitation: Serious Allegations Against Farmer Agitators

Farmer Agitation: Serious allegations against farmer agitators, villagers said ‘Due to these it is difficult for daughters-in-law to leave their homes.

On Monday, a panchayat of a dozen nearby villages was held in Sersa village on the violent behavior of the agitators sitting on a sit-in protest against the agricultural laws on the Kundli border of Delhi-Haryana.

The agitation has been going on for seven months at the Kundli border against the agricultural laws. The agitators are sitting by blocking the road leading to GT Road and surrounding villages.

Due to this the problems of the surrounding villagers are increasing. On opposing this, the agitators have turned to violence.

Two days ago, the angry villagers held a panchayat on Monday over the deadly attack on the villager of Sersa, in which people from a dozen nearby villages participated.

People say that due to the excesses of the farmer agitators, it has become difficult for the daughter-in-law of the village to leave the house.

Farmer Agitation: Villagers will meet the Chief Minister to open the road.

It was decided in the Panchayat that a delegation of villagers would soon meet the Chief Minister for the demand of opening of the road besides the Mahapanchayat to be held on June 20.

Ram Niwas of Sersa village was attacked by agitators on Saturday while going to his house to remove the vehicle from the barricades.

He saved his life by hiding in the shop of his acquaintance, about 200 meters away. This was not the first case of attack on villagers.

Even before this, people involved in the movement had attacked the villagers with swords.

Sersa, Jati, Chhoti Jati, Dahisra, Manauli, Khurmpur, Kundli, Nathupur, Sabauli, Jakhauli, Rai, Livaspur are facing trouble due to the arbitrariness of the agitators.

The residents of different apartments of the state held panchayat in Sersa.

Farmer Agitation: Decision will be taken to clear the road soon.

Ramphal Saroha, a TDI resident in the panchayat, said that due to the closure of GT Road by the agitators, the industries and businesses of the area have come to a standstill. Industrialists are fleeing.

The education of the children doing coaching in Delhi is getting disrupted. Even our sisters and daughters are not safe among them.

Keeping all these things in mind in the Mahapanchayat of June 20, a decision will be taken to clear the road at the earliest.

Nationalist Parivartan Manch President Hemant Nandal said that the area has suffered a lot due to the road closure due to the agitation.

Therefore, soon a delegation will meet Chief Minister Manohar Lal to get the road opened.

Farmer Agitation: Difficult For sisters and daughters to roam out of villages.

Satish Kumar, a block committee member of Bhaira Bankipur village, said that the agitators are doing arbitrariness.

He alleged that even the approach roads of the villages have been imprisoned and the tractors are driven in the villages overnight after getting intoxicated.

Opposing such acts are even beaten up. Along with this, these people have also made it difficult for people to get out of any work.

He cuts off whose hand whenever he wants. A girl is kidnapped. It has become difficult for sisters and daughters to leave the villages.

He said that they cannot be farmers. He said that if any local people are now assaulted by these agitators, then the answer will be given in their own language.

Jairam Sharma, Deepak Chauhan Aterna, Charan Singh Chauhan, Dahisra Sarpanch Mangeram, Sersa Sarpanch Monu, Tahar Singh Chauhan, Praveen Chauhan, Manauli, Pawan,.

Deepak, Neeraj, Rajesh Malik, Sandeep, Rakesh, Vinod, Pankaj, Abhishek, Sunil, Hundreds of people including Rajesh, Narendra Khatri were involved.