Farmers ready with tractor-trolleys to join Delhi march, three Union ministers will hold talks today

Farmer Protest Updates: Tomorrow i.e. Tuesday is the proposed Delhi Chalo March of farmers. Groups of farmers have started gathering to take out the march. On Monday, a large number of farmers from different parts of Punjab left for Haryana in the morning with tractor-trolleys. Samyukt Kisan Morcha and Kisan Mazdoor Morcha have announced that more than 200 farmer organizations will march to Delhi tomorrow i.e. on 13th February to put pressure on the Center on several demands including making a law regarding minimum support price for crops.

Farmers are making full preparations for ‘Delhi March’
Sarwan Singh Pandher, general secretary of Kisan Mazdoor Sangharsh Samiti, said on Monday that a convoy of tractor-trolley left from Beas of Amritsar in the morning, which will gather in Fatehgarh Sahib district. Many farmers from Moga, Bathinda and Jalandhar districts have also left their villages to join the march. SKM leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal said that tractor-trolleys will gather at Mehlan Chowk in Fatehgarh Sahib district and Sangrur on Monday evening.

Team of Union Ministers will talk to farmers
Here, a team of three Union Ministers will hold talks with a delegation of farmer leaders joining the Delhi march today i.e. on Monday. Union Ministers Piyush Goyal, Arjun Munda and Nityanand Rai are going to reach Chandigarh for the second round of talks with farmer leaders regarding their demands. The meeting will be held at Mahatma Gandhi State Institute of Public Administration located in Sector 26 at 5 pm. Let us tell you, the first meeting of farmer leaders and three Union Ministers was held on February 8.

The matter will be resolved through talks- Anil Vij
The statement of Haryana Home Minister Anil Vij has come before the farmers’ demonstration and the government’s talks with them. Anil Vij has expressed hope that this problem will be solved through talks. He has said that three ministers of the Central Government have come to Chandigarh and the first round of talks has taken place. The second round of talks will also take place soon. I hope this issue will be resolved soon. For the safety of the people of Haryana and to maintain peace and harmony in the state, we will do whatever is necessary.

The administration has made strong security arrangements
In view of the farmers’ Delhi Chalo march, Delhi and Haryana Police have made tight security arrangements. Security has been tightened at Singhu, Ghazipur and Tikri borders. Traffic restrictions have been imposed. To stop the proposed Delhi Chalo march of farmers, the state’s border with Punjab has been fortified at many places in Ambala, Jind, Fatehabad and Kurukshetra by installing concrete barricades, iron nails and barbed wire. Haryana government has also imposed restrictions in 15 districts under Section 144 of the Code of Criminal Procedure. There is a ban on gathering of five or more people in these districts and there is a ban on holding any kind of demonstration or taking out march with tractor-trolley. Section 144 has also been implemented in Delhi.

Farmers protested against the government’s move
Farmers also demanded implementation of Swaminathan Commission recommendations besides legal guarantee for Minimum Support Price (MSP), pension for farmers and farm labourers, farm loan waiver, withdrawal of police cases and justice for the victims of Lakhimpur Kheri violence. are doing. Farmers have planned to go to Delhi from Ambala-Shambhu border, Khanauri-Jind and Dabwali border. Dallewal criticized the Haryana government for making heavy security arrangements at the Punjab-Haryana borders and allegedly harassing farmers who wanted to join the ‘Delhi Chalo’ march. He said that the government is in talks with the farmers and yet heavy barricades have been erected on the Punjab-Haryana border. with language input