Bhubaneswar, The farmers' leadership, which has been protesting for more than two months at Tikiri, Ghazipur and Singhu Borders on the Delhi border, has called for the repeal of anti-farmer blacks and calls for a nationwide agitation. According to the United Kishan Morcha, the state's leading farmers' organization, the Nabanirman Krishak Sangathan, has staged a sit-in protest across the state.
Farmers from Jagat Singhpur, Jajpur, Kendrapara, Anugul, Boudh, Bargarh to Mayurbhanj blocked the road under the banner of Nabanirman. In Bhubaneswar, Seshadev Nand, state coordinator of the organization, Manobar Ally, Umakant Bharat Youth Students Coordinator, blocked the road at Hanspal Chowk. Addressing the media, Seshadev Nand, state coordinator, said the central government has now launched the India Sales Festival. "After the sale of the country's precious resources, farmers have been forced to flee from agriculture, small businesses in the business sector and workers in the food market," he said.
The agro-agriculture law calls for an end to the tensions between 80 percent of the country's farmers, laborers and small businesses. The government has not yet figured out what the consequences will be if farmers in an agricultural country oppose it. Mr Nand said the central government would be responsible for the political situation that arose if the government did not rescind the agricultural bill. Today's event was attended by Niranjan Pradhan, Madhumita Samal, Subash Nayak, Amit Jena, Abhay Bhol, Chittaranjan Nand among others.
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