SANSA: Farmers sit in Dharna which are not limited to the Mini Secretariat here after failing to speak with the administrative district administration slapped the cost of their community after the alleged attack on Haryana’s speaker car.
The incident has occurred on Sundays and the police have ordered more than 100 people, mostly unknown, for incitement, blocking public servants in terminating their duties, attempts to assassinate the elected public representatives and damage public property.
Five farmers among more than 100 were arrested on Thursday for allegedly attacking BJP leaders and representatives of Haryana Speaker Ranbir Gangwa.
On Saturday, the farmers vibrate with police in various places in the district while marching towards the mini-secretariat, police said.
All SANSA was converted to Canton with the spread of police and severe military forces to stop farmers for violating law and order, police said.
Protest against the cost of the berkija, the farmers under the Sanyukt banners of Morcha and led by BKU leader Rakesh Tikait gathered in the mini-secretariat.
Previously, farmers held Mahapachayat at Shaheed Stadium Bhagat Singh here.
Calls Protest by Sanyukt Kisan Morcha, an agitate union umbrella body on the Central Agriculture Law, was given after a recent observation by the APEX court that the law healed could not be beaten calmly under prayers.
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Talks between farmers and administrative districts on registration of incolition cases cannot achieve logical conclusions, said Tikait to reporters.
The farmers have decided to hold an unlimited sit-in in front of the Mini Secretariat to protest the arrest and slap cases of incitement, he said, adding that the delegation of 20 farmers meeting with officials for more than two hours for this problem.
, While the District Administration states that actions against the arrest will be taken by the court, delegates seeking withdrawal of cost of cost.
“Farmers are being ordered under the wrong and reckless cases,” said Tikait to officials during the meeting.
He accused the government of Haryana to make efforts to disrupt peaceful protests against the Central Controversial Agriculture Law.
RAM Niwas, Incharge from the Civil Line Police Station, said that it attacked Gangwa vehicles, farmers, including their leaders Prahlad Singh Bharu Kheda and Harcharan Singh, were ordered under incitement and other charges.
Efforts are being carried out to arrest other farmers who are still identified through CCTV recordings from the July 11 incident, he said.
Meanwhile, Minister Haryana Anil Vij said, “The country’s law is the highest and the law does not work on anyone’s advice, both a politician like me.” He said the law functions with its own speed and in its own ways, and such activities have no effect on legal procedures.
Meanwhile, former Opposition leader and Inld leader Abhay Singh Chautala objected to the use of incitement law by the state BJP-JJP government.
“It is the law of the English age.
England has made this law so that every satyagrahi can be imprisoned by accusing him of rebellion or terror,” he said.
Farmers’ protests have opposed the BJP Public Function and the Jannganak Janata Party (JJP) in the state.
Farmers, especially from Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh, have camped on the border of Delhi for more than seven months in protest against the three agricultural laws.