Barnala: BKU Farmers’ Clothing (EKTA Sidhupur) held a massive “Chetawani” rally in Barnala on Sunday, because it asked the state government to provide RS 5,000 per hectare compensation to manage plant residues and cancellations of burning cases of stumps registered in previous years .
It was announced that if compensation was not provided for plant residual management, farmers would be forced to burn rice straw and would not let anyone stop them from establishing their fields burning.
Other demands, aimed at the Punjab government and raised by the Agriculture Group, including: Compenstion for cotton farmers whose plants suffer in the latest pink bollworm attacks in Punjab, expand the benefits of government work for relatives who have died in ongoing agricultural agitation , There is no limit on the purchase of rice as announced, and taking back the condition of conveying land records to sell rice in the grain market.
The agricultural group said the Punjab government must offer work for relatives of protesters who have died since June 5, 2020, when the three procedures for agriculture were ratified and not the present November 26 2020, when the agricultural group launched ‘Dilli Chalo’.
Although the demand for the revocation of agricultural law and the dismissal of the Minister of State for the house of Ajay Kumar Mishra was also appointed, the rally was held due to demands relating to the state government.
The leaders of Sanyukt Kisan Morcha also participated in the rally.
BKU (EKTA Sidhupur) President of the State of Jagjit Singh Dallyal, while overcoming a general meeting, said that even though farmers cared more about their struggle against central agriculture laws, they were also concerned about the problems in the state government domain.
“We want the state government to provide fair compensation for loss of cotton plants without wasting time.
The government must provide compensation and work to relatives of farmers who have died during protests as promised and provide compensation for borders to manage or we will burn it,” he said, as he said Adding that the state government should not feel the demands related to farmers to the country.
However, Secretary General BKU Singh, however, targets the central government.
He said the BJP leaders must remember the time of 2011-12 when he had raised the sound to the proposal to restructure the bath system and opposed the contract agriculture, said it had caused losses for farmers in Europe.
“Now they have to answer how the black proposal becomes white now.
This government has obscured debt from several Corporate Crores, but does not have money for farmers.
In 2016, it was found that farmers’ suicide increased 42% and the BJP government tried to spew data,” Add it.
He said even though the congress was the same, it was a bit better.