Muzaffarnagar: large amounts of farmers gather in the Inter College government at Muzaffarnagar for Mahapachayat on Sunday.
While the district government estimates most of the lakh, the union said 10 lakh had arrived in the city for 24 hours for the “historic” meeting.
“We have started ‘Mission Up and Uttarakhand’ from this stage.
We will not let BJP win the upcoming election,” said a statement by Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM), the agency of umbrella 40 farmer organizations, which regulates Mahapachayat.
“Muzaffarnagar Kisan Mazoor Mahapachayat will be remembered as a historical day and will prove to be a turning point in the Indian political landscape.” Farmers of trade unions have called for “Bharat Bandh” on September 27.
When Tii visited the land, which could hold the lakh, it was packed outside the capacity, with the crowd spilling to the streets and even on the flyover next to the venue.
Women and young farmers have appeared in large quantities.
Muzaffarnagar is a fortress where SKM, farmers from 16 countries have arrived for Mahapachayat.
“Farmers will not be polarized by communal politics.
Let us sing Allah Hu Akbar and Har property together,” said National Spokesman Bharatiya Kisan (BKU) Rakesh Tikait, shared the stage with the National President Bku Naresh Tikait, MEDHA Social Activist Patkar, Swaraj India President Yogendra Yadav and Ghulam Farmers influenced Ghulam Mohammad Jola.
The founding member of BKU, Jola has been out of the organization after the 2013 Muzaffarnagar riots.
Announces farmers’ associations to rise, such as SKM, Tikait said it would “defeat the Yogi government (Adityanath)” in 2022.
“They sell our rivers, our water.
We Will not let them sell our land …
I will put my life if necessary but will not leave the protest site until we appear as winners, “he added.
“The struggle for independence lasts for 90 years.
I don’t know how long we will continue.” A number of leaders of farmers, each discussed a meeting for one or two minutes, talking from Dais.
They all say protests will continue until the government promises “MSP Legal Guarantee.” Even 20% of the promised procurement has been carried out, they said.
While the state government has promised loan relief for 86 lakh farmers, only 45 lakh accepted it, they added.
And the number of farmers above who received harvest insurance fell from 72 lakh in 2016-17 to 47 lakh in 2019-20, they then said.
“We will not give up.
The government canceled two trains where farmers from Ambala and Delhi came to Muzaffardagar.
They stopped our bus on the highway.
They installed Jammers so there was no Live coverage,” said Yudhvir Singh, Secretary General BKU.
The next meeting, said the leaders of farmers, will be in Lucknow.
“Yogi asks Tikait Sahib to come to Lucknow,” said a farmer leader.
“We have come to Muzaffarmagar.
We will soon be in Lucknow.”