New Delhi: United Sikhs, an advocacy organization affiliated with the United Nations, has been placed by Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM), an umbrella organization of 32 farming agencies leading protests at the New Delhi border.
SKM has praised United Sikh to “protect civil and human rights to protest farmers, and also give them legal assistance”.
Thanking United Sikhs, Prem Legal Panel Singh Bhangu held SKM, said that United Sikh had provided great assistance to SKM since November 2020 when protests began at the Delhi border.
“Since then United Sikh sits here and provides every help to Morcha.
I hope in the future too, when there will be a need in court, when the sheets are filed against farmers, United Sikh will be part of the SKM Law team,” Bhangu added.
SKM Convener held a meeting with United Director Sikh Parvinder Singh at the organization’s camp office established on the Morcha website on the Delhi border last week.
Good United Sikh and SKM have achieved an understanding to work at all.
Bhangu has rested a misunderstanding that is said to be the role of United Sikh in providing legal assistance.
In a June 9 message posted on their Twitter handle, SKM has said, “We appreciate and welcome United Sikhs Global NGOs affiliated with the United Nations, because their assistance to protest farmers in continuing their commitment to spend their money after the incidents January 26 “.
“Their law work is feasible to be changed in recital.
Previously there were several misunderstandings that had been deleted,” the message has been added.
“Funds collected by United Sikh for legal assistance to farmers have been utilized well by SKM,” Bhangu reiterated the meeting last week with the Director of United Sikh.
“Already, we have held two meetings, in the near future we will form a combined advocate team consisting of Sikhs, SKM, and other stakeholders working in the field,” he added.
In addition to legal assistance, United Sikh, an unformed international organization (NGO), has provided food and medical assistance to the farmers who protested, which seek the revocation of three agricultural laws which was passed by the Indian government as “anti-piasantry” on September 2020 .
Since September 2020, when protests began in Punjab, United Sikhs has provided a lot of food, medicines, accommodation and oxygen cylinders and concentrators and also meet the needs of daily hygiene farmers who protested.
Post January 26 (Republican Day) When farmers march to Delhi, a large number of farmers have not reported returns, also not to the house, United Sikh stands with SKM and has established a 24×7 hotline set where questions are accepted from the family of missing people.
After the hospital and the police station were approached to determine the existence and family and victims were traced.
Habeas Corpus petition was submitted.
United Sikh also distributes a cleaning kit to farmers who nest in prison.
“United Sikh along with the legal team SKM is ready to take trial cases when the accusation sheet against farmers is submitted.
Also, we will stand out for all kinds of legal assistance to the farmers’ protest,” said Director of Sed Sikhs Parvinder Singh.