NEW DELHI: Emboldened by the results of their Travels in Hisar in which the district government eventually agreed to fall FIRs against farmers Monday, plantation unions protesting from the 3 fundamental farm legislation have mobilised fans to detect a nationally’Dark Day’ by hoisting black flags in protest sites in Delhi boundaries and several areas throughout the nation on Wednesday. The day coincides with completion of six weeks of their farmers’ protests across the capital’s boundaries. “There will not be a crowding or people assembly and nobody will be marching towards Delhi about the’Dark Day’. Farmers and fans of the cause will just hoist black flags where they have been,” said Army pioneer Rakesh Tikait of BKU (Tikait). A day following the Hisar incident, the Samyukta Kisan Morcha, the joint system spearheading the agitation for reform of plantation legislation, encouraged citizens to demonstrate their immunity to the Modi administration and appealed to them to use social networking to the highest extent to indicate the’Dark Day’. A great number of farmers had accumulated in Krantiman Park at Hisar, requiring falling of FIRs against fellow protesters that were reserved for demonstrating in a programme composed by Haryana CM ML Khattar on May 16. Divisional commissioner of Hisar discussed the issue with aliens and agreed to take all circumstances. Twelve parties also have come out with all their SKM’s telephone for celebrating Black moment. They comprise Congress, TMC, NCP, DKM, Shiv Sena, SP, JMM, RJD, CPI, CPI(M) and many others.