Be careful! Separatists plan to take out tractor march on Red Fort, warning of Indian Farmers Union

New Delhi: No agreement has been reached between the government and the agitating farmers’ organizations on the new farm laws. Today is the 50th day of the farmers’ agitation. Meanwhile, the Kisan Union has made an important announcement regarding the January 26 tractor rally. The agitating farmers will not hold a tractor rally on January 26 at the Red Fort. Now the farmers will march on the Delhi border. This has been made clear in a letter to farmers by Balbir Singh Rajewal, leader of the Indian Farmers Union (Rajewal Group). The tractor march will be on the Haryana-New Delhi border only. We have no intention of marching on the Red Fort. Putirist elements are trying to pull out a tractor march outside the Red Fort. Balbir Singh Rajewala has appealed to the farmers to stay away from them.

50,000 to 60,000 tractors arrive at Delhi border

50-60 tractors have arrived at different borders of Delhi for the tractor parade. The tractor march will be taken out peacefully, the farmers said. Farmers’ organizations are also not satisfied with the decision of the Supreme Court committee. Farmers on Wednesday burnt copies of agricultural laws in Lohri and called for intensifying the agitation.

Will enter Delhi with cattle

Farmers’ agitation is going on at Toll Naka in Makduli. We will enter Delhi on January 26 with goats, sheep and cows and buffaloes. The farmers here said that they will also hold a tractor parade on the Republic Day. A village-to-village public relations campaign is being launched for the January 26 Delhi march, said Anil Nandal, state president of Indian Farmers Union Ambawata.

‘Wrong message will go to the world’

Republic Day is our national holiday. If there is any kind of disruption, it will send the wrong message to the whole world, said Minister of State for Agriculture Kailash Chaudhary. He appealed to the agitating farmers’ organizations to understand this and reverse their decision.

Affidavit of Delhi Police

The Center has filed an affidavit in the Supreme Court through the Delhi Police seeking a ban on tractor-trolley / vehicle marches or any kind of agitation on Republic Day. “Any obstruction in the ceremony will not only be against law and order and public interest but will also be a disgrace to the country,” the affidavit said.

No compromise with farmers’ interests, Bhupinder Singh Mann withdraws from committee

Farmer aggressive; Copies of agricultural laws were burnt at several places, including the Delhi border

The need to understand the feelings of farmers: Shiv Sena

If the government does not want the situation to worsen, it should understand the sentiments of the farmers. So far, 60 to 65 farmers have died in the agitation. Shiv Sena has said that no such disciplined movement has been witnessed in the country since independence.