New Delhi: Photographing Farmers’ leaders said on Thursday that they intended to continue with ‘Sansad Draw’ in Mantar in the heart of the national capital until August 13, the ongoing rainy season session ended.
On Wednesday, the Governor of Lieutenant Delhi Anil Baijal had given permission to the demonstration of farmers in Mantar to three central agricultural laws in the condition that a maximum of 200 demonstrators would be permitted until August 9 between 11am and 5 pm.
On Thursday, agitating farmers reached Mantar Jantar with eleborate settings.
A farmer leader told Ian that more than one lakh farmer was ready to reach Mantar, but the police only allowed 200 people per day.
“We have chosen a maximum of three people from every united farmer.
This time we are ready to avoid unwanted incidents, such as what happened on January 26.
All farmers will come to the protest site only on the bus, and there are no private vehicles.
Allowed.
In addition, all who attend the Sansad Draws will have an identity card issued by Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM), “said a farmer who protested.