Kisan Chetna Yatra reaches Haridwar Harki Padi, farmers welcome
Haridwar. The Kisan Chetna Yatra from New Delhi to Haridwar, led by Bharatiya Kisan Union Ambawata National President Chaudhary Rishipal Ambawata, concluded at Harki Padi on Tuesday. The yatra from New Delhi to Haridwar was given a rousing welcome by farmers at many places.
Concluding the yatra at Harki Padi, Chaudhary Rishipal Ambawata said that the kisan chetna yatra being taken out across the country is aimed at making farmers aware. Government fails to address farmers’ problems
it is being proved. Sugarcane is not being paid, land acquisition compensation is not being received. Farmers and youth who raise their voice for their rights are being sent to jail. Movement against the attitude of the government
A strategy is being prepared. Wherever farmers are tortured.
BKU Ambawata will stand with the farmers and launch an agitation. In Haridwar, the movement will be started with the blessings of Mother Ganga. He said that harassment of farmers will not be tolerated. Former MLA Avtar Singh Bhadana
A large panchayat of farmers is being organized in Delhi on February 20. Farmer leaders working in the interest of farmers in the panchayat are being invited. After consulting everyone, the central government
A big agitation will be launched against the anti-farmer policies and if the problems are not resolved, the farmers will overthrow the government.
He informed that on February 2-1, Kisan Chetna Yatra will be flagged off for Lucknow. Former MP Avtar Singh Bhadana said that Chaudhary Rishipal. The fight of farmers is being fought under the leadership of Ambawata. The farmers’ fight is a fight for justice. Unemployed youth and farmers are suffering the most in the country. The Government is not sensitive to the problems of the youth and farmers.
There will be a struggle to wake up the government. Condemning the lathi charge on unemployed youth in Dehradun, he said the government will have to bear the brunt of it. He said that Kedarnath
And there is a need to learn from the Joshimath disaster. During this, Avtar Singh Bhadana, Rashmi Chaudhary, Vikas Pradhan, Arun Bainsla, Rao Saddam, Sonu Tyagi, Sagar. Hundreds of farmers including Singh, Subhash Chaudhary, Amit Kasana, Haji Yakub, Mohammad Haroon, Anees Gazi, Jitendra Chaudhary, Chaudhary Sagar Singh, Raman Singh, Omkar Bhati, Ashok Bhati, Dinesh Walia, Manoj Pradhan were present.
