farmers protest: Crowds in farmers’ agitation on Delhi’s borders have subsided! The leader said …

New Delhi: The farmers’ protest against the three new agricultural laws of the Center has been going on for three months. In such a situation, there is a picture of a crowd at the main agitation of farmers on the Singhu border, Tikri and Ghazipur border. But the farmers’ leaders claimed that the movement was getting stronger than before. Despite the empty anchors and tents on the Delhi border, the farmers’ leaders are insisting that the agitation is getting more crowded. Crowds are moving from one place to another to strengthen the movement.

‘The crowd has not diminished at all. We are trying to increase and expand public support not only in Punjab and Haryana but also in other states, villages and districts. It took a few months to create a wave in Punjab. So it will take a little longer for the country to make such an impact. But the pace of our movement has not slowed down. From our point of view, this movement is getting stronger day by day, said Avtar Singh Mehma of Krantikarak Shetkari Sanghatana (Punjab).

Many farmers are returning home. They go home for a while and then come back. Because they also have to take care of the farm work. However, the number of protesters on the border remains stable. The crowd is expected to increase after the “Chakka Jam” on February 18, he said.

“Samyukta Kisan Morcha is working on a strategy to keep the numbers steady on the Delhi border. This will allow the protesters to manage their housework. But the number of people at the border will increase only after February 18. Soon, we will appeal to farmers across the country to join the Delhi march,” Mehma said.

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‘When I went to Karnal for the Mahapanchayat, many people from Singhu were with me and they came back again. We are also bringing together people from Sikar in Rajasthan and many parts of eastern Uttar Pradesh. But this is a temporary situation. After February 18, there will be another crowd, said Jagmohan Singh, general secretary of the Indian Farmers Union Ekta (Dakoda).

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‘People want to participate in the Mahapanchayat. Especially since leaders like Rakesh Tikat say they go to specific places to participate in the event. But that doesn’t mean they’re going back. They are just moving from one place to another, ‘said BKU (Lakhowal) general secretary Paramjit Singh.