Bhubaneswar, About 500 farmers from Odisha started their journey to Delhi today in support of the ongoing peasant movement demanding the repeal of the Black Agriculture Act in Delhi. The Nabanirman Krishak Sangathan, an active national organization led by the Nabanirman Krishak Sangathan, an active national organization, has been involved in the massacre movement in Delhi and has twice held talks with the central government. Addressing a rally at the Lower PMGG today, Ravi Das, a senior farmer leader and an adviser to the organization, told farmers that the participation of Odisha farmers in the farmers 'movement would intensify the farmers' movement.
Akshay Kumar, the organisation's national coordinator, criticized the central government, saying it was "unsuccessful" to try to sabotage the farmers' movement. The long battle will be a historic victory for the farmers. Seshadeva Nanda, the state's coordinator, told the farmers that the central government was campaigning to kill the mice just as the mice were killed by poisoning. Farmers in Odisha have flocked to Delhi to respond.
The people of Odisha have not proved that the peasant movement in Delhi is a movement of one or two states. The central government will not be able to stop the fires of the peasant movement in the future. Today's event was attended by State Coordinator Nimai Roy, Rashmiranjan Swain, Umakant Bharat and Youth Coordinator Manwar Alli, among others.
Among others, Shri Bipracharan Sahu, Durgaprasad Das, Maheshwar Jena, Durgacharan Swayam, Sudarshan Patra, Ramesh Chandra Kar, Laxmidhar Pradhan, Divakar Sahu were the prominent participants. The trip will reach Delhi via Calcutta, Ranchi and Uttar Pradesh. Farmers will take part in the tractor parade on January 26. Former Union Minister Brajkishore Tripathi waved the national flag.
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