New Delhi: In the middle of the ongoing Monsun Parliamentary session, the farmers who protested would hold ‘Sansad Draw’ in Mantar in the heart of Delhi to demand the scraps of three agricultural laws.
These all you need to know about ‘Sansad’s Draw’: * Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) has allowed farmers to protest to hold ‘Sansad’ Draw ‘from July 22 to August 9.
* DDMA has enabled a maximum of 200 identity card protesters in Jantar Mantar every day between 11:00 and 17:00.
Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM), farming agency umbrella organization, said the 200 list will be shared with the police every day to avoid the repetition of violence that exceeded January 26 when anxious farmer has entered Delhi from their sitting location on the border.
* Speaking to Toi, Pal Darshan, SKM leader, said “We have limited the number of people who will protest in 200.
Each of 200 must submit a copy of our Aadhaar card for our supervision.
We will give them an identity card to roam around their necks for Quick identification.
When the monsoon parliamentary session takes place, our Sansad Gathering will also take place from 11am to 17:00 every day.
To ensure the corresponding behavior of Covid, 200 protesters will go home five buses every morning.
“* In Jantar Mantar The protesters will appoint ‘speakers’ and ‘representative speakers’ every day to coordinate discussions about agrarian issues.
“We want to protest peacefully,” Friend said.
“The arrangement of seating in Jantar Mantar has been carried out maintaining social distance requirements in mind.
On July 26, when the movement completes eight months, only the women protesters will participate here.
On August 9, because this is a warning of the movement out of India, we will Do a special session at Jantar Mantar.
“* Farmers are also advised not to take a parade in the view of Covid restrictions and they are asked to observe the behavior that matches Covid and social distance.
The US issued a security warning to its citizens on Wednesday-Wednesday issued security warnings for its citizens in the view of farmers’ protest in Delhi.
They have been advised to avoid the North Delhi border, parliamentary area, Rajpath, Indian gate, Mantar and several metro stations, including Rajiv Chowk and bath house.
US citizens have been urged to avoid crowds and demonstrations and review their own security plans.
Intel Agency issued an alertama farmer organization has been allowed to move 200 members who protested Delhi’s border to Mantar from Thursday to 9 August, intelligence agencies have issued a warning about the Khalistan organization, Sikh to reach Delhi with flag Kesri and Kircans and “Catch” Parliament and about more protesters arriving in the capital by train.
* Farmers have protested three agrarian laws since November last year in Singhu, Tikri and Ghazipur bordering Delhi.
They demanded the revocation of agricultural law imposed on September 2020.
(with input from the institution)