Farmers Adamant On Demanding Withdrawal Of Agricultural Laws

Farmers adamant on demanding withdrawal of agricultural laws; Hearing in Supreme Court tomorrow, Congress started campaign.

Farmers have been demonstrating for the last 46 days on Delhi’s borders against the new agricultural laws of the Center. Farmers are adamant about demanding the withdrawal of all three laws.

Farmers are adamant about demand. At the same time, the government is describing it as beneficial for the farmers. Govt is seeking to resolve the deadlock through dialogue.

Eight rounds of talks have been held between the two sides till now, but nothing special has been done so far. The talks are to be held once again on 15 January.

The hearing on the case is also going on in the Supreme Court. The next hearing is scheduled on 11 January.

Meanwhile, Congress has started a campaign in support of the farmers. The party has also decided to celebrate ‘Farmers’ Rights Day’ on 15 January.

During this time, there will be a mass movement in all the state capitals and the Rajbhavans will be surrounded.

The Indian Youth Congress on Saturday launched a nationwide campaign ‘A handful of soil martyrs’ to pay tribute to the farmers who lost their lives during the agitation against the new agricultural laws.

According to Indian Youth Congress (IYC) President Srinivas Biwi, under this campaign, the soil will be collected from the villages of farmers who lost their lives during the protest and it will map India.

Giving this information, Srinivas Biwi said that under this campaign, the workers of the Indian Youth Congress will be sent to the villages of the martyred farmers.

They will gather a handful of soil from there and bring it to the Indian Youth Congress office in New Delhi.

Earlier, the spokesperson of the Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU), Rakesh Tikait, claimed that a total of 60 farmers have lost their lives so far during the ongoing protests against the new agricultural laws.

Criticizing the government, Srinivas said that the government has become dumb, deaf and dictator.

Srinivas Biwi said during this time, ‘Through non-violent and democratic means, farmers are agitating against all three agricultural laws in this scorching cold.

Tear gas shells and water canons are being used on them, which shows the dictatorial attitude of the government.

Kisan movement: Naresh Tikait left for Delhi with supporters, said government is not happy, Annadata

Chakhari Naresh Tikait, national president of Bhakiyu, has left for Delhi from his residence Sisauli with supporters.

He will join the peasant movement running along the Delhi border with supporters through Budhana, Barot, Baghpat.

Chaudhary Naresh Tikait said while leaving that the farmers are on the Delhi border, facing the harsh winter and leaving work at Khet Khalian.

The government is adopting a stubborn attitude towards agricultural legislation, which is not right. Farmers are the pivot of the country’s economy.

Despite this, their demands are being sidelined. In this case, we want a compromise, but the government is not ready for it.

He said that the BJP government does not want the Annadata to be happy and prosperous. In such a situation, movement is the only option.

The farmer will not accept the forced law at any cost. There is an appeal to the farmer families to keep an eye on their fields and also to encourage the food provider on the Delhi border.

He said that if the government wants a confrontation then the farmer will not back down.