SANSA: Leader of Sanyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) Baldev Singh Sirsa quickly to death entering the second day on Monday.
SANSA is fast for the release of five farmers who are arrested in the case of incitement and withdrawal of “Secret” registered with 100 farmers who invade the July 11 meeting of the BJP District Executive Board.
District Administrative Officers held a meeting with farmer delegates and advised them to present their cases before the court under the judicial process.
The Ministry of Health team also examined Baldev Singh Sirea.
Deputy Commissioner Anish Yadav (DC), Police Supervisor (SP) Arpit Jaive and HR Jaiver Yadav attended the meeting between farmers and administration held in the Mini-Secretariat Meeting Room on Monday.
Farmers represented by Lakhwinder Singh, Manjit Singh, Prahlad Singh Bharukhera, Swarna Singh Vird, Gurprem Singh Desujodha and Kamaljit Kaur.
For the first time on Monday, District Administration issued release about interaction with farmers and said that representatives from the Farmers’ movement had submitted a letter to register their demands to the deputy commissioner at the meeting.
DC said that it was wrong to throw stones and damage the representative speaker vehicle on July 11 and the action had been taken to guilty on the basis of investigations and complete facts.
He asked farmers to keep their words in accordance with the justice process so that this problem was resolved and the general public did not have to deal with problems.
“It is wrong to block national highways, which leads to traffic congestion and discomfort for citizens.
Farmers have provided places at Singh Bhagat Singh Stadium locally by the district government, so they can express their views in a peaceful way,” DC said.
He said representatives led the farm movement must form a five-member committee and inform administration so that the talk round continued.
He also urged farmers to remember that law and order must be maintained.
SP Arpit Jain said July 11 violence occurred despite a guarantee made by farmers in Tohana and Hisar that they would protest peacefully.
He stressed that the police government had taken action against the culprit with full transparency and after a comprehensive investigation.
Therefore, he said farmers must present their case before the court under the justice process.
He assured that there were no actions taken against innocent people.
On Saturday, agricultural activists began their unlimited protests in the mini-secretariat in Sanda after holding mahapachayat under the leadership of the leader of Sanyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) Tikait Rakesh.
On Sunday morning, farmers started a Dharna by installing a tent on one side of the Barnalam road and SKM leader Baldev Singh Sira passed quickly.