Lucknow: With the intention to become a full throttle at Uttar Pradesh, around 85 farmer organizations, under the Sanyukt banners of Morcha (SKM), gathered in Lucknow and held a discussion for two days to decide on the way forward for the movement of three agricultural laws.
A dedicated SKM team was formed in a meeting that would mobilize not only farmers but all unions and other organizations, including those from Dalit, women, workers and teachers on September 17 ahead of Bharat Bandh’s call on September 27 on September 27.
In the midst of another decision, SKM UP has also decided to make BJP leaders kind of boycott, allies, and the company giant, by showing them black flags and not letting their program take place.
“SKM is a new experiment and rising is the first area that has a constituent body that through it we plan to penetrate every home, cities and villages about problems such as revoking three agricultural laws, exploitation of sugar cane farmers, raising electricity bills, wild animals, wild animals, wild animals, wild animals, wild animals, wild animals, wild animals, wild animals, wild animals, wild animals, wild animals, wild animals, wild animals, wild animals, wild animals.
Menace, the opening of the toll plaza and request for the incoming increase sense in the price of minimum support (MSP), “said SKM Leader Darshan Pal.
Showing ‘Mission of Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand’, agricultural leaders said that mobilization would include holding several general meetings and Mahapanchayats in front of the election.
“Large Relix and Mahapanchayats will be held in all 18 divisions and 75 districts, at the Muzaffarnagar line.
BJP uses religion and caste to divide people who all unite for farmers’ purposes.
We will not let that happen and fight against corporatization and communalism, “Said the leader of the Ashok Dhawale farmer.
“The mission opposes the BJP government both in the state and exploitative central government.
We do not support any political parties now but will decide on anti-BJP slogans in December,” he added.