Bathinda: Uncertain situation in Singhu and Tikri has forced Sanyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) to call farmers from the countries to Delhi’s border, said their presence was “a terrible need”.
Moved by similar attractions made two days ago, many groups of farmers starting from Punjab begins for protest sites.
They were previously called to the border of Tikri Delhi to remove barricades that violated the agreement with the authorities.
SKM claims there are shortcomings of fertilizer, diammonium phosphate (DAP) in particular, and they must gather to protest “black marketing”.
SKM claimed to have found that a special investigation team (sitting) looked into the destruction of the four Rasmer in Lakhimpur Kheri, Uttar Pradesh, had recorded 75 statements and gave 60 eyewitnesses with security, with 16 which tended to get a cover.
Local farmers have received legal assistance from seven advocates.