Delhi has experienced one degree of temperature and farmers are stuck on the Sindhu and Tikri borders demanding the repeal of the agricultural law in such a cold winter. The nation's masters are not ashamed. Now it seems that the justice, police and leaders of the country have become landlords of the British period. At the time of the Corona lockdown, the Modi government left the workers to die on the streets along with their children, in the same way these farmers who were agitating for their rights have also been left. At the time of Corona, India's justice, police, leaders and the world community were watching silently, the same situation is still there today.
This incident is less to wake up the people of the country that a 75-year-old farmer, who was protesting against the new agricultural laws on the Uttar Pradesh-Delhi border in Ghazipur, allegedly hanged himself on Saturday morning and killed himself. Police said that Sardar Kashmir Singh, a farmer resident of Bilaspur in Rampur district of Uttar Pradesh, has hanged a rope in a mobile toilet and a suicide note has also been found from him written in Gurmukhi. Not only this, during the agitation against Modi's agriculture law, a farmer of Bhagwanpur Nangal village in Baghpat district of Uttar Pradesh on Ghazipur border died on Friday at the age of 57 years. The dead body of the farmer has been sent to his native village.
Darshan Pal, leader of the farmers' movement, has said that there is a dialogue with the government on January 4 and a hearing in the Supreme Court on 5th, if there is no talk in our favor, on January 6 there will be a tractor march on Kundli, Manesar and Palwal Highway. Within 2-3 days of this, Shahjahanpur will bring forward the front. After this, for a fortnight, they will perform in different programs across the country. January 18 will be celebrated as Women Farmers Day. On January 23, on the occasion of the birthday of Subhash Chandra Bose, he will march on Raj Bhavans in all states, on January 26, farmers will march on tractors.
Gradually, the reaction of opposition leaders has started coming in. Party general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra tweeted, "The news of the death of the peasant brothers sitting on the Delhi border in wintry weather is disturbing. According to media reports, 57 farmers have died so far and hundreds are sick. For the whole month, the government is showing insensitivity by not accepting the words of the farmers sitting for their legitimate demands.
Congress leader and former Union Minister P Chidambaram said in a tweet, "As the farmers 'movement on the Delhi border entered the 38th day, another farmer lost his life. I salute the farmers' resolve. The government Pending agricultural laws should be agreed for reconsideration. Any new law should take into account the needs and desires of the farming community. "
Swaraj India chief Yogendra Yadav said, "If the farmers' talks are not resolved by January 26, then all the fronts of Delhi will force the farmers to enter Delhi and parade their peasant republic."
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