Even after the opposition of all the parties, the farmers are also starting to unite in favour of the agricultural law of the Central government. The peasant army of western Uttar Pradesh has also come in favour of this law.
Nearly 20 thousand farmers associated with the Kisan Sena of western Uttar Pradesh, who are always ahead in the interest of farmers, will gather in Delhi today in favour of the implementation of the Agricultural Law.
Kisan Sena Divisional Convenor Gauri Shankar Singh said that farmers of the Braj region of Uttar Pradesh will join the protest in Delhi in support of the Agricultural Law. We will give a letter of support in favour of this bill to the Minister of Agriculture. About 20 thousand farmers from Mathura, Agra, Firozabad and Hathras will travel to Delhi in the afternoon.
Over 20 thousand members of the Kisan Army have camped on the border of Ghaziabad and Noida to reach Delhi on Thursday in support of the Agriculture Act of the Center.
Taking the farmers of other districts also, these people will also take the farmers of Meerut, Baghpat, Shamli and Muzaffarnagar districts along with the farmer convenor Gauri Shankar Singh. Gauri Shankar Singh said that we have written to the concerned authorities for permission regarding the march to Delhi.
Now on Thursday, under any condition, about 20,000 farmers will go to Delhi to meet Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar.
Member Convenor Mandal Kisan Sena, Thakur Gowrishankar Singh said that in support of the Agricultural Reform Bill 2020, more than 20 thousand farmers of Braj area and western Uttar Pradesh gathered in Delhi by private vehicle or tractor near Mahamaya flyover in Gautam Budh Nagar district for Delhi. Will travel All the farmers in Delhi will submit their letters of support to the Minister of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare today in support of the Agricultural Reform Bill 2020.
On the other hand, the farmer leaders, who rejected the proposal to amend the agricultural laws, said that they are waiting for the centre to come forward with an open heart and if the government takes one step forward, the farmers will move two steps.
