The struggle of the farmers on the border of Delhi will continue for now, but what will be its next strategy, is being considered by the farmers. For this, a meeting was called by farmer organizations this afternoon, which has been postponed. According to farmer leader Jagjit Singh Bahram, the meeting will now be held on Sunday, November 22 at 2 pm. After the meeting, farmer organizations can hold a press conference or a press statement will be issued.
A decision has to be taken in the meeting as to how he will run the struggle. The call for a tractor march to Parliament given by the United Kisan Morcha is also to be considered. Is this tractor to be marched or will it be postponed? Because different unions still have their own opinion on this. The discussion will also be held on how to present your side before the government and the demand to bring MSP in the form of a bill and abolish the electricity research bill.
The front has already announced to continue the struggle
It has been announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to repeal agricultural laws, but farmers say that with this they had two more demands, including bringing MSP as law and repeal of the Electricity Amendment Act. Till these two demands are not accepted, they will continue their struggle. The farmer leaders have even said that they do not have faith in the Prime Minister, so they will not move from the borders of Delhi until this bill is repealed in Parliament.
Struggle to go on for 14 months, farmers on the border for 1 year
The struggle of the farmers against the agricultural laws has been going on for 14 months. Farmers have been sitting on the border of Delhi for 1 year. Now that there are assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh and Punjab, a big decision has been taken by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. But despite this, the farmers are not ready to move from here. This is the reason that even after the decision of the Prime Minister, the situation has not changed and the BJP leaders are being worried.
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