Bathinda: 32 Punjab farmer organization which is part of Sanyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) has decided to ask Punjab political parties to pamper themselves in elections because the Election Commission states the schedule of polls and postpones the campaign if the parties have started because they can hurt the farmer’s struggle ongoing.
The agricultural group, however, has decided to give political parties, except BJP, the opportunity to continue their point of view of the reasons involved in the election in front of the election in Punjab in 2022.
The agricultural group has asked the parties to send major representatives, well Their president or representative, for a meeting with agricultural leaders in Chandigarh on September 10.
Agricultural groups have decided to hold meetings with the parties after clothing, especially Shiromani Akali Dal, showing willingness to meet them and even write letters.
People in telling Toi that the agricultural group only gave the opportunity to listen to the party, but the decision to ask them to delay the activity was final.
Agricultural groups said they would take the next action immediately if the party did not follow.
The decision was taken at a meeting held at the Singhu Haryana and Delhi border on Wednesday.
In many villages, residents have placed banners that prohibit the entry of politicians for political purposes.
Kulwant’s agricultural leader Singh Sandhu said, “When some parties wanted to place their point of view, we had decided to go to Chandigarh on September 10 to meet with representatives of political parties, even though we would ask them to suspend their activities until the election schedule was not announced.
We Do not want confrontation with the parties like what happens now, especially in hopefully Singh Mansa and Manjit Singh Dhaner said the parties claimed that they were supporters of the agricultural struggle, but if they would not obey their suggestions, they would be assumed to be anti-farmers.
The planting group Kirti Kisan Union previously remembered the slogan “Jadoo Not Dilli Morcha, Udo No Chona Nahi” (no election until when there was a protest at the Delhi border).
Against him, they opposed Sukhbir Badal in Moga and clashes occurred.
Now, another farm group from Punjab also wants political parties not to advance with the campaign, Sandhu said.