Ferozepur: Agricultural Organization on Wednesday claimed “a second big victory in one and a half months” against the Government of Narendra Modi after PM rally in Punjab’s Ferozepur was canceled.
The leaders of Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) said Modi had to stay away from the state until all their demands were fulfilled.
“The Modi government should not be easy to breathe and assume that farmers have withdraw from protests.
Protests will continue until the government does not cause our delayed demands.
Farmers have explained that MSP is more important for them, more than that Agricultural Law said,” said President Bku ( Ekta ugrahan) Joginder Singh Ughan.
BKU (ETTA UgraDan), the Mazdoor Sangharsh Kisan Committee and nine other trade unions under SKM separately crashed into the #Modigoback campaign.
“We will not let the government sleep well until legal guarantees are provided for MSP, and justice is carried out at the victim of Lakhimpur Kheri,” said SKM Darshan Pal and Rajinder Singh Singh Wala.
BKU (ETTA Dakaunda) Secretary General of Jagmohan Singh said BJP must stop “dreaming” agitation behind it.
Meanwhile, the center convinced the agricultural group which would form a committee at MSP on January 15 and was called three representatives from the Sangharsh Kisan Committee Mazdoor – Satnam Singh Pannu, Sawinder Singh and Sarwan Singh – for a meeting on March 15 to discuss the delayed demands.
Farmers claim victory, say move away until all demands are fulfilled
