Bharat Bandh ALERT! 'Bharat Bandh' of farmers across the country on September 27, know what will remain open - what will remain closed

Bharat Bandh ALERT! Farmers' India is going to be closed once again across the country. On September 27, farmers across the country have announced a Bharat Bandh. This Bharat Bandh of farmers is against the new agricultural laws. It has been over a year since all three new agricultural laws were passed. Farmers have been protesting against these laws along the borders with Delhi for almost a year. Farmers from all over the country have camped on the borders of Delhi. At the same time, farmers are protesting at different places in different states of the country.

The United Kisan Morcha has announced a nationwide bandh on 27 September. Apart from the United Kisan Morcha, many other farmer organizations will also join the protest. The farmers' organization said that the Bharat Bandh would be peaceful.

From what time till what time will India be closed?

On September 27, the Bharat Bandh will begin at 6 am and will continue till 4 pm. During this, there will be a complete ban on many types of movement. Central and state government offices, markets, shops, factories, schools, colleges, and other educational institutions will not be allowed to open. Emergency services including ambulances and fire services will be allowed during the lockdown.

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All the offices and institutions of the Central and State Governments.

- Markets, shops, and industries - Schools, colleges, universities, and educational institutions of all kinds.

- All types of public transport and private vehicles.

- Any kind of government or non-government public program.

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- Hospitals, medical stores, ambulances, and any medical services.

Any kind of public (fire brigade, disaster relief, etc.) or personal emergency (death, illness, marriage, etc.).

- Any further discounts offered by local organizations.

Guidelines of United Kisan Morcha

The United Kisan Morcha has issued guidelines for its workers. The Morcha has said that during the bandh, people should be appealed to voluntarily close everything. Do not do any kind of coercion. There should be no violence or sabotage in this movement. It has also been said that this bandh is against the government, not against the people.