One Year of Farmers Protest: After the announcement of farmer organizations, barricades have started on the border of Delhi, increased police deployment

Farmers Protest: Prime Minister Narendra Modi may have announced the cancellation of all three agricultural laws, but the farmers' agitation on the border of Delhi is not taking the name of ending yet. On November 26, this movement is happening throughout the year, so farmers' organizations have called for a large number of farmers to reach Delhi's border on November 26, because of the same. Because of this call made by the farmers' organizations, now once again a large number of barricades have started appearing on the border of Delhi and the deployment of security forces has also increased.

Farmer leader Rakesh Tikait has been sitting on Delhi's Ghazipur border for the last year and is leading the farmers' movement. Till a few months ago, a large number of security forces were stationed here and barricades were seen on the roads, but during the last few months the deployment of security forces also decreased and the barricade was also lifted and kept aside. But now once again they are on the road between the barricades. The reason for the increase in the deployment of security forces and coming on the highway between the barricades is the announcement of the farmers' organizations in which the farmers' organizations have called upon the agitating farmers to mobilize once again on the border of Delhi on the occasion of completion of 1 year of the movement.

On the occasion of the completion of one year of the farmers' movement that started on the border of Delhi, the United Kisan Morcha has announced different programs. One of those programs is that the farmers who have been associated with the movement since the beginning and had gone back to their villages, for the time being, have been appealed to once again reach the border of Delhi and intensify the movement. Because right now the central government has not taken any final decision on the demand of farmer organizations regarding MSP.

Ever since Prime Minister Narendra Modi's announcement of repeal of all three agricultural laws, farmer leader Rakesh Tikait has been repeatedly repeating that one demand has been fulfilled but there are still some more demands till those demands are not fulfilled and no action will be taken against them. Until concrete assurance is not given, the farmers' movement will continue like this.

In the midst of all this, Rakesh Tikait has also announced to take more than 50 tractors for the gherao of Parliament on the first day of the winter session of Parliament on November 29, which is also a big challenge before the administration and security agencies. Because on January 26 this year, after thousands of tractors arrived on the roads of Delhi, the pictures that came out had embarrassed the country in front of the world. Therefore, after this announcement of Rakesh Tikait, at present, security agencies are also strengthening their preparations this time because of their earlier experiences.