It has been 64 days for farmers agitating near India's capital Delhi to end three new agricultural laws brought by the Narendra Modi government.

It has been 64 days for farmers agitating near India's capital Delhi to end three new agricultural laws brought by the Narendra Modi government.

It has been 64 days for farmers agitating near India's capital Delhi to end three new agricultural laws brought by the Narendra Modi government. However, the government has not yet come close to taking any specific decision on this. The agitating farmers started a tractor march on the streets of Delhi on 26 January to spread their voice to all the democratic countries of the world. But instead of taking a good decision by settling the tractor march by the government, they are waiting to give the incident a different look. But, peasant people are still scolded over their agitation near Delhi.

The news published in the Indian media confirms that many prominent democratic personalities including Yogendra Yadav, Rakesh Tikait, Darshan Pal Singh and Medha Patekar were involved in this movement in the tractor march done in Delhi on 26 January by the farmers of India. . These are the people of India who have always been agitating for the rescue of democracy. These people raise their voice in support of the socially and economically weaker / weaker people of the country.

According to the news published in Indian media on 27 November, Medha Patekar, president of Narmada Bachao Andolan, had supported the farmers' movement and said that the government was afraid to talk to the farmers organizations of India. Not only this, the government is trying to plot the policies of the British government to 'divide and rule' on this problem of the farmer. You know that Medha Patekar is such a woman, those who have agitated against the government many times in the Narmada Bachao Andolan and have crowded the police.

On January 26, the farmers took out a tractor rally on the streets of Delhi to intensify their movement, but the government is now preparing to give this rally a different form. According to reports published in the Indian media, on this day, on Delhi's Red Fort, an agitator has hoisted a different flag by not hoisting the tricolor flag of India. Apart from this, violence has also taken place in many places. The news also appeared that the agitator attempted to kill the police. And the news is also that a young farmer has also died in this violence of the movement.

Delhi Police has registered an FIR against 37 farmer leaders for the violence that took place during this period. The FIRs lodged by the Delhi Police include the names of several farmer leaders, including Yogendra Yadav, Rakesh Tikait, Darshan Pal Singh and Medha Matkar. Punjabi actor Deep Sidhu and Punjabi gangster Lakka Sadana have also been named in the FIR. The Delhi Police has registered a case of FIR against the farmer leaders by making serious charges like criminal conspiracy, use of deadly weapon during robbery and attempt to murder. And the Delhi Police has also detained 200 people in connection with the violence in the capital during the farmers' tractor rally.

Now the question arises that what should be the beauty of any democratic country? Should it not be that the specialty of democracy is that the public should have all the rights in this governance process? If all the rights cannot be given to the public, then at least the people can be given the right to agitate. People can keep their problems in front of the government. What should happen if the government is not ready to listen and solve public problems? Shouldn't it be that the problems of the people of that country and the voice of their movement reach all the democracies of the world?