Bhubaneswar: A farmers' agitation has been going on at the Delhi border since November 28 to demand the repeal of three central agricultural laws enacted by the central government. At the urging of the United Kisan Mortar, millions of tractors rallied around Delhi on Republic Day on the 26th, causing some unrest. It is alleged that the ambassador provided the information to Hussein. Based on this information, the BJP-ruled central government and the Uttar Pradesh state government have cracked down on farmers to quell the peasant movement. Even man’s minimum needs have removed the water and sanitation system.
More than five hundred activists of the Navnirman Krishak Sangathan, who have taken an active part in the movement, have traveled to Delhi for the past 15 days and returned to Bhubaneswar today. The incident, which took place on the 24th, is a conspiracy by the central government that the government is using its anarchy and individuals to convict the farmers and break the movement. In protest, the organization staged a mass rally today at the local Lower PMG.
Farmers from Odisha, led by National Coordinator Akshay Kumar, arrived in Delhi amid protests. Akshay Kumar, national coordinator of the organization, said the agitation would continue in a non-violent manner, with a strong condemnation of the police movement’s efforts to crack down on the peasant movement. "It is time for the farmers of Odisha to unite against both the central government's art laws and the arts," he said.
Today’s protest program included State Coordinator Nimai Roy, State Committee Member Shuvendu Mallick, Sangram Kishore, Jagatsinghpur District Coordinator Durga Prasad Swayam, Kendrapara Coordinator Akur Palai, Kripasindhu Das, Dashrathi Sahu, Debashis Das, Nityananda. Das, Laxmidhar Sahu chief was present and fasted at 3 pm.
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