Bathinda: BKU farmer organization (ETTA UgraDan) has decided to protest throughout Punjab during the visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on January 5 and raised the ‘slogan.
It has decided to make its activists to gather in villages and cities to protest on January 3 and 4.
Agriculture clothing will also burn PM salaries in protest against the failure of the central government to do anything on the demands that are delayed.
BKU (ETTA Ugrahan) State Secretary Shingara Singh Mann said, “We will begin protests two days before PM visit.
There are no committees that have been formed to be debated on the MSP problem..
Ajay Mishra, whose son Ashish Mishra was accused of killing farmers and one Journalists in Tikunia Village in Lakhimpur Kheri, are still in the Union cabinet.
The central government also has not fulfilled its guarantees to attract cases registered with farmers during protests.
To fulfill this demand, activists will protest and burn efficiently when the Prime Minister visits Punjab.
“Clothing Farmers have protested against the state government in 15 places that demand debt neglect, compensation for damage to cotton plants and for farmers who die during protests.
More protest as CM Defercue (ETTA UgraDan) Secretary General Sukhdev Singh King Kalan said to TOI: “When we know that the ceiling for compensation for damage to cotton plants because pink bollworm has been set at 5 hectares and Chief Minister Charanjit Singh Channi has Delaying his meeting with us on Thursday, our activists surrounded 11 DC offices and two HR offices in Zira (Ferozepur) and Shahkot (Jalandhar) on Wednesday afternoon.
As senior officials were not present at the DC Office, Amritsar, and HR Office, Dera Baba Nanak (Gurdaspur), the siege will also be put on Thursday morning.
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Farmer group to protest during Punjab PM Modi visit
