Farmer Protest: They will head to Delhi on March 6th

Farmers protesting at the Shambhu-Khanouri border of Punjab and Haryana have announced that they will march to Delhi on March 6 and halt trains on March 10.

Farmer leader Sarwan Singh Pandher said on Sunday that the protesting farmers at the Shambhu-Khanouri border of Punjab and Haryana will march to Delhi on March 6. Trains across the country will also be halted from 12 noon to 4 pm on March 10. Pandher made this announcement from the stage during the final prayer of farmer Subhakaran Singh. This announcement was also made at the Ambala-Shambhu border. Pandher said that farmers from Haryana and Punjab will continue their agitation at the Khanouri-Shambhu border, while farmers from other parts of the country will reach Delhi on that day.

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In Punjab, leaders of the Kisan Mazdoor Morcha and the United Farmers Front, non-political leaders, said that on March 6, farmers from Haryana and Punjab will leave for Delhi in various ways, leaving aside other states. Whether they come by train or on foot. The government says that farmers can reach Delhi by train or bus, while the police have arrested farmers from Bihar and Karnataka traveling by train to Delhi. It will be clear from the march on March 6 whether the government wants to allow farmers to come to Delhi without tractor trolleys.

'A border like Pakistan-China has been created'

Pandher said that drones have never been used in protests in history. Tear gas shells were fired by the government through drones from outside. The border of Haryana-Punjab has been made like the borders of Pakistan and China. There are wires on those borders, but the government has erected walls on the Haryana-Punjab border. There are laws on the India-Pakistan and India-China borders, but there is no law on the Haryana-Punjab border. The central government has used 70 thousand forces.

Metal pieces found in the head in the post-mortem

According to police sources, some pieces of metal were found in Subhakaran's head in the post-mortem report. Punjab Police has sent this report to Haryana Police. Punjab Police has sent the metal for examination to an expert. It will be confirmed whether they are bullets or some other object. Some police officers also say that metal is also attached to rubber bullets. It is also possible that Haryana Police fired rubber bullets at the Khanouri border and those bullets hit Subhakaran's head.

The United Farmers Front has announced a march to Delhi on March 14. After the meeting, the leaders of the farmers' front said that they will not go with tractors. Farmers will reach Delhi by buses and trains. Where a farmer Mahapanchayat will be held at Ramleela Maidan.

Farmers from Uttar Pradesh's Lakhimpur Kheri Lok Sabha seat have protested against Ajay Mishra Teni getting a ticket again from the BJP. Sarwan Singh Pandher said that by giving Teni a ticket, the farmers and laborers of the country have been insulted. The Farmers Labor Front condemns this. The 140 crore people of the country will definitely teach a lesson to the BJP for this.