Bhubaneswar: Farmers from the Nabanirman Krishak Sangathan (AOU) have marched from Delhi to support the ongoing Kisan Morcha (Women's Kisan Morcha) movement in Delhi, demanding the complete repeal of the three arts and agriculture laws. After holding a rally in Bhubaneswar on the 15th, the organization started its journey towards more than 500 people. Led by National Coordinator Akshay Kumar and State Coordinator Seshadev Nand, the procession is being welcomed by farmers from various states like Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, West Bengal and Bihar.
Sadly, when the farmers arrived in Uttar Pradesh on the 20th, the government of Uttar Pradesh's Yogi Adityanath was detained by police for blocking roads and preventing them from entering the city of Lucknow. Akshay Kumar solidarity towards the ground floor of the goddess Kanpur Police custody by ଚାଷୀମାନଙ୍କୁ after starting a hunger strike. It is not possible for farmers to bathe, eat and do all the daily chores as they cannot go the pre-determined road.
Eating one oatmeal a day has also become difficult. In protest, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath's coffin was burnt at the Master Canteen Square today, led by state committee member Shuvendu Mallick. Mr Mallik opined that the Yogi government’s atrocities against the farmers were highly reprehensible and that the government should immediately repeal the three Arts and Agriculture Laws without further harassment of the farmers.
Akshay Kumar's hunger strike has reached its third day today, Sangram Kishore, one of the state's committee members, said. Suresh Mansingh, Jayant Tripathi, Arjun Jena, Ramchandra Samantaraya, Antaryami Behera, Manoj Kumar and Sudarshan Lenka, among others, were among those present and chanted slogans calling for the immediate repeal of the three art agriculture laws and the burning of the Kush idols of Yogi.
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