MUMBAI: The NCP on Wednesday took a swipe in the Centre, stating that it had been under the belief that farmers, who were agitating at Delhi boundaries against three agriculture legislation for the past six months, could have tired and give up their protest. In an announcement, NCP’s federal spokesperson Nawab Malik reported that farmers had been celebrating a black day Wednesday at the conclusion of six weeks of the peaceful protest against regulations. Farmers agitating in three Delhi boundary things – Singhu, Ghazipur and Tikri- raised black flags, cried anti-government slogans, burnt effigies and carried out protest marches since they discovered’black day’ on Wednesday. Fourteen political parties, for example, NCP, have expanded their service to the demonstration, and encouraged the citizens to demonstrate solidarity through interpersonal networking platforms. “The central authorities believes that farmers could give their protest about becoming tired of trying for the six weeks. The Supreme Court also has remained the execution of the fundamental legislation. This was the responsibility of the Centre to speak to the folks, who’ve been trying to find the past six months contrary to its conclusion,” Malik, a Maharashtra minister, said in an announcement. Thousands of farmers had attained Delhi boundaries on November 26 final year to protest from the farm legislation.