Bathinda: After a long break in eight months of protest against the Central Agri-Marketing Law, the farmers returned to the center of attention with their own parliament called Sansad.
Six months ago, the incidence of tractor parades that were not good even smoke them anti-national.
After January 26, even though the protest continued on the Delhi border, the impact was lost, except when farmers campaigned in the election of the West Bengal Assembly and was able to damage the Bharatiya Party Janata.
Then on July 17, they took a brave step to issue ‘whip’ voters’ to opposition parliamentarians, asking them to be their voice for MSP legal guarantees and revocation of agricultural law, and the movement returned to life.
On July 22, they even received permission from Delhi police to hold Sansad Drawing in Jantar Mantar parallel to the official parliamentary session.
Opposition MPS from both houses listened to their calls and disturb parliament for three days.
The farmers will do all the Monsun sessions until August 13.
Independence day is not far away, and to avoid what happens on the Republican day, Delhi’s security is more stringent than before.
But even police escort does not mean achievement, claims of farmers.
On November 26 last year, that batch left Punjab and Haryana for Delhi, only for two days of protests within the national capital.
They were stopped in Singhu and Tikri bordering and protesting “unlimited”.
Talks with the government stopped since January 22.
Agriculture Minister Union Narendra Singh Tomar has called farmers back to the negotiation table, if they are not trapped on revocation.
The farmers say no less acceptable.
Farmers’ Unions such as Joglinder Singh Ugrahan from BKU (ETTA-ugrahan) claim: “Stayed eight months with strong opposition is not easy, after January 26, especially, when protests have reached the weakest point, but BJP defeat in three countries, including West Bengal, including West Bengal, including West Bengal, including West Bengal Give us encouragement and now the Sansad Gathering is preparing us to hurt BJP in the election of Uttar Pradesh.
“Balbir Unionist Balbir Singh Rajewal said:” BJP only understands sound sounds.
We got turmeric in Bengal and now we will get it and Uttarakhand.
” Protests took place in 100 places in Punjab, at Plaza Toll, a gasoline gas station, FCI Silos was run by private companies, railways, and outside the BJP home.
It happened in Haryana too.