Villagers Growing Anger Against The Agitators
Villagers ‘growing anger against the agitators, the tents of the movement will be uprooted from the Kundali border.
After being imprisoned in homes for more than two months, the people around the horoscope border have responded with restraint. The perception of people has changed after the fiasco in Delhi on Republic Day.
The people of a dozen villages decided to vacate the road by doing panchayat. For this, a mahapanchayat of people from 40 villages has been convened in Manauli village on Friday.
After that, on Monday, the villagers will hit the road and uproot the tents of the agitating farmers.
Thousands of people have been frozen by setting up tents on the streets due to the ongoing farmer movement on the kundali border.
With this, the traffic in Delhi has come to a standstill and people from around 40 villages have become hostages. They are not able to get out of the villages.
While milk and vegetables are not able to reach the cities from the villages, people are not getting the goods coming from the cities. People have to travel 25 km for a distance of one km.
Recently, the villagers had called a panchayat about this. At that time it was decided to cooperate till the solution of the problems of the farmers.
The heart that does not have India, it does not have a place here: The kind of chaos that occurred on Republic Day, the villagers’ sobriety has responded.
On Thursday, a meeting of representatives of the surrounding villages took place in Sersa village. It was decided that on Friday, there will be a mahapanchayat of representatives of 40 villages who are having trouble in village Manauli.
The villagers have announced that those who do not respect the nation and security forces will not be allowed to stay in the area. There is no sympathy from them.
May be a nuisance threat to the region: The villagers said that the agitators do not follow the law and the constitution. In such a situation it can be a threat to the villages of the region.
After the mahapanchayat, the administration will be given two days to remove them from the road. If not removed in two days, then on Monday, men and women of these villages will go ahead and uproot their tents.
