Bhubaneswar, The nationwide 'Chaka Jam' movement in Odisha, in support of the ongoing farmers' agitation on the Delhi border demanding the repeal of the Black Agriculture Act and in protest of the central government's inhumane treatment of food donors, has been a success in Odisha. Across the state, workers, students, youth and women alike are joining the movement.
On the occasion, Shashi Bhushan Swain, state president of the All India Krishak Sabha, Suresh Panigrahi, secretary of the All India Krishak Sabha, Suresh Panigrahi and Mahendra Parida, the state president of the All India Krishak Sabha, led the rally on behalf of the Krishak Sangharsh Samiti in the capital's canteen in the capital Bhubaneswar. ; All the people of the state were urged to stand behind the movement, urging the central government not to behave inhumanely such as thorns, concrete fences, electricity and water cuts.
There, among others, while police also arrested protestors ଶତାଧୁକ N. constituency. Narayan Red, AITUC state secretary Kishore Jena, farmer leader Narsingh Behera and labor leader Jayant Das were the keynote speakers. Similarly, a procession led by State Secretary Sur Jena of the Indian Field Workers Union (BKMU) staged a sit-in at Rajmahal Chowk, disrupting traffic. Kshirod Singhdeo, state secretary of the All India Krishak Sabha, congratulated the people of the state on the success of the wheel jam movement in Odisha.
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