JIND: Farmers who have established ‘Pakka Morcha’ at the Kundli-Singhu border at the National Highway-44, one of the sites protested at the Delhi border, taking debris with them in Punjab to build a new room or set a place at home.
As a memory symbol and victory in various parts of Punjab.
A ‘Pakka Morcha’ has 3 rooms, built using 19,000 bricks, spending RS 3.5 Lakh being dismantled from the Singhu border.
‘Pakka Morcha’ is equipped with a CCTV camera and all other facilities match the weather.
In addition, farmers are now starting to return.
Gurmet Singh, who came from Patiala, who built ‘Pakka Morcha’, said three rooms were built every size of 20×20 and one was occupied by women’s protesters.
Farmers from various parts of the Punjab requested bricks from 100 to 500 to keep them at home as a symbol of memory so that the future generation will know about the struggle of long and peaceful protests this year.
“We will give the name ‘Delhi Diya Inta’ (Delhi Bricks) and will collect each and everything is used while building Pakka Morcha.
In addition, the road will be cleaned.
I will build a room using this brick ‘Pakka Morcha’ on My house so will continue to tell the story of the struggle for people in the country forever, “Gurmeet added.