Amritsar: Not affected by thinning the crowd of farmers protest in several Delhi borders, farmer leaders stated that a smaller crowd would have a greater impact.
“After almost seven months of agitation, we have realized that there is no need to have many farmers in some Delhi borders because reasonable amounts can have the same impact,” said the President, Sikh, Utrakhand and UP, Jasvir Singh Virk.
He said farmers had to leave the agitation site first because of wheat harvest and then because of the rice transplant work.
He admitted that the center did not flutter from his attitude and behave Adamant because he did not revoke three Agri laws.
“We need around 1,200 to 1,500 farmers at the up-Delhi border while anything in around 3,000 farmers on the Delhi-Haryana border and we have that much.
Additional numbers will only put pressure on Karsewa Wala Baba to regulate their langar,” he said.
Randan Singh Randhawa from the border area of ​​the Sangarah Committee said some farmers had returned to their fields but only after ensuring their replacement in Delhi.
“Farmers depend on agriculture for their bread and butter but at the same time, agitation of three new agricultural laws is also a necessity for us and our future generation.
Therefore, we have hit a good balance between work and agitation,” he said.
Secretary General of State, Mazdur Sangarah Sangarwan Committee Sarwan Singh Pandher, who led a farmer Jatha to Delhi from Amritsar on Monday, said, “We spread our false news about agitating farmers.
The fact is that we are in Chardi Kalan because We are at the beginning of our agitation.
“Pointing on young and elderly and elderly sikh women groups, said Pander,” Although the hot sun, these people will go to Delhi and do not know when they will come back, which shows the enthusiasm of the farmers who are nervous Of course.
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