Aligarh farmers protest at Noida-Delhi border against farm laws

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In protest against the 3 farm laws, under the Delhi Jam Program of 32 Farmers Organizations, the workers of Bhanu, the Indian Farmers Union of Aligarh, continued to stay on the Delhi Noida Border. They announced that the protest will continue till the law is changed.

The Indian Farmers Union Bhanu is on an indefinite strike under the leadership of National President Thakur Bhanu Pratap Singh on Noida Delhi Border for the demand of farmers. During this, State President Yogesh Pratap Singh has demanded that the strike will continue till the purchase of farmer’s produce at the minimum support price will be legalized and the anti-farmer’s laws will be changed.

State General Secretary Dr. Shailendra Pal Singh said that now the conch of the battle with the central government has been sounded.        

Till the Farmers Commission is set up, agricultural scientists and farmers will be its members in the commission and no politician should be its member and the Swaminathan Commission Report is implemented, we will not step back from this border.

During this, National General Secretary Prempal Singh Chauhan, State Vice President SK Singh Rana, State Organization Minister Shravan Kumar, State Vice President Ashok Singh etc. were present.

President of the Indian Kisan Sena, Naushad Alam said that there is anger among the farmers of the State and the country due to this bill. If the Central Government does not immediately withdraw all the three bills, then the Bhakiyu Kisan Sena will join with all other farmer’s organizations of the country for the protest. He gave a 24-hour ultimatum to the government to withdraw this law, saying that if it is not done, then on December 4, the officials and workers of the organization will march towards Ghaziabad and together with other farmer’s organizations will move the movement forward.

National Lok Dal has announced to support the movement of farmers in Delhi. Party officials gathered at Raja Mahendra Pratap Singh Park and submitted a memorandum to the ACM II on the 3-point addressed to the President regarding the immediate withdrawal of the farmer’s bill.

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