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- Farmers jammed the Shahjahanpur border between Rajasthan and Haryana
- Farmers in Amritsar and Mohali in Punjab have taken to the roads to stop vehicles.
- On the Jammu-Pathankot highway, farmers stopped vehicles coming and going on the road.
- Rahul Gandhi has written on social media that the peaceful satyagraha of Annadata is in the interest of the country. These three laws are fatal not only to farmers and laborers, but also to the people and the country. Full support.
- Akali Dal MP Harsimrat Kaur Badal said the Center was misunderstood that the law was being opposed only in Punjab. Every farmer in the country is against this law. However, if the central government closes the whole and considers it only as an opposition to Punjab, then nothing can be done about it.
- Police have been deployed at Road No. 56, NH-24, Vikas Marg, GT Road, Jairabad Road to prevent farmers from entering Delhi during the traffic jam. Barricades have also been set up in these areas.
- Delhi Police have been keeping an eye drawn on Tikri Border activists.
- Joint CP, Delhi Police said that the police are ready to deal with any situation. CCTV cameras have been installed in the sensitive area.
In Thane, Maharashtra, activists of the Indian Jayhind Party blocked the Bhiwandi-Nashik highway in support of farmers.
Forty farmers' organizations protesting against the agricultural law have announced a strike in the country from 12 noon to 3 pm today. The farmers said the demonstration would be peaceful. On the other hand, Indian Farmers Union spokesperson Rakesh Tikait said that roads in Delhi-NCR, UP and Uttarakhand would not be jammed. "Delhi has a daily traffic jam, so there is no need to jam," he said. However, the reason given is to keep UP and Uttarakhand separate from the movement. "Farmers in both the states have been kept on standby and can be called at any time," he said.
Why is Chakkajam kept?
In the budget presented on February 1, the demands of the farmers were ignored and instead of the agitation taking place on the Delhi border, the protests were staged to block the internet. Farmers' organizations say tractors belonging to many farmers have been seized since the January 26 tractor rally. This will be done against the fact that many places around the Delhi border have been completely blocked.
31 companies of CRPF in Delhi-NCR The deployment of 31 companies of
Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) in Delhi-NCR has been extended for two more weeks in view of the chakkajam of farmers. CRPF units in Delhi have been asked to install iron nets on their buses. Delhi Police has also been alerted. Police are on high alert in the wake of the January 26 violence. Delhi Police has also contacted the metro station officials. Some metro stations may be closed today due to the situation.
5 Messages of Farmer United Front for Chakkajam
1. National and State Highways will be jammed from 12-3 pm.
2. Necessary services like ambulance, school bus will not be stopped.
3. Chakkajam will be completely peaceful and will be non-violent. Protesters will not allow any major clashes.
1. National and State Highways will be jammed from 12-3 pm.
2. Necessary services like ambulance, school bus will not be stopped.
3. Chakkajam will be completely peaceful and will be non-violent. Protesters will not allow any major clashes.
4. No Chakkajam program has been held within the Delhi border.
5. By blowing the horn for 1 minute at 3 o'clock, the farmers will end the Chakkajam program giving a message of unity
Farmer leaders appeal for peace
Rakesh Tikait: Some forces want to discredit the movement. The same thing happened on January 26th. So we need to be more vigilant this time. Keep an eye out and avoid the conspirators.
Darshanpal: The support of the youth is needed to make the movement last . Young people control their anger. Do not get into a dispute with any police or officer.
Balbir Singh Rajewal: Peace will win. Some people want violence to happen. So be extra vigilant.
Gurnam Singh Chadhuni: Ask your people to keep the peace by texting and calling. He told everyone that if you keep calm, there will be peace.
Kisan Panchayats held in UP, Rajasthan, thousands of farmers gathered in Shamli
Kisan Panchayats were started in Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan from Friday to strengthen the agitation, which will continue till the end of February. It is being organized by Rashtriya Lok Dal (RLD). The RLD announced its support for the peasant movement last week.
RLD vice-president Jayant Chaudhary on Thursday said the purpose of the Kisan Panchayats was to convince the government that this was a big agitation. It becomes the responsibility of the political forces to reach out to the farmers and inform others about the sensitivity of the issue. Jayant Chaudhary, who organized a khap panchayat in Shamli, said that Indian farmers' union president Naresh Tikait was also present at the khap. In Shamli, thousands of farmers joined the Khap.
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