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Farmers hunger strike, Kejriwal fast Delhi Singhu Tikri Ghazipur border Farm laws protest day 19

URL copied Image Source : INDIA TV Farmers are protesting for the last 19 days to press for their demand to repeal the agri laws. Farmers protesting against the Centre s three farm laws observed a day-long hunger strike at Delhi border points on Monday with the agitation spreading to different parts of the country with peasant unions staging demonstrations at district headquarters. As talks with the government remained inconclusive, the farmer unions have intensified their protest and more people are expected to join the ongoing agitation at Delhi border points. Meanwhile, demonstrations were also held in several district headquarters in response to a call for such agitation in all districts.

Want to wake the govt up : Farmers intensify protest against new agri laws, launch one-day fast

: Monday, December 14, 2020, 9:37 AM IST Want to wake the govt up : Farmers intensify protest against new agri laws, launch one-day fast Farmers leaders including Rakesh Tikait of Bharatiya Kisan Union sit on a hunger strike at Ghazipur border As the ongoing farmers protest at Delhi borders entered the 19th day, the peasants union has intensified the agitation with one-day hunger strike at all protest sites on Monday. Forty farmer leaders from different unions will sit on hunger strike today at all borders points between 8 am to 5 pm. 25 of them will sit at Singhu border, 10 at Tikri border and 5 at Ghazipur border, Harinder Singh Lakhowal, General Secy, BKU (Punjab), said.

Farmers Group Supporting New Farm Laws Meets Agriculture Minister

Narendra Singh Tomar stressed that for a new India, reforms are necessary (File) New Delhi: As farmers protest entered the third week, Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar on Sunday accused Opposition parties of running a propaganda against the new farm laws and asserted that these legislations may cause difficulty for some in the short term but will be beneficial to farmers in the long run. Mr Tomar, who is leading negotiations with the 40 protesting farmer unions to break the deadlock, was addressing a delegation of over 100 farmers from Uttarakhand who came to extend their support to the laws. Minister of State for Agriculture Kailash Choudhary and Uttarakhand Education Minister Arvind Pandey were present in the meeting.

Nature to oppose : Narendra Singh Tomar castigates opposition over farmers stir

Nature to oppose : Narendra Singh Tomar castigates opposition over farmers stir
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