Bathinda: 32 Punjab Animal Husbandry Organization has provided an ultimatum to the state government to attract all cases that enrolled in farmers because they opposed the demonstration of Shiromani Akali Dal in Moga and Machhiwara on September 8 or they will be forced to increase protests.
They have postponed decisions in the position to be adopted by Vis-A-Vis Various political parties until September 8th because senior leaders of agricultural organizations were not present at the meeting on the Singhu border on Friday.
The agricultural group has also recorded a strong statement by the sad president of Sukhbir Singh Badal where he has indicated that the Akali Dal workers are able to carry out the creators of interference, but avoid referring to farmers.
Farmers have also asked farmers not to provide FTARs (revenue record) to procurement agents during the procurement of rice.
Agricultural organizations asked political parties to quit the election mode so early if they truly support farmers’ struggle.
The beginning of the beginning of the campaign was considered an anti-farmer conspiracy, to divert attention and divert attention from the important struggle of farmers.
The agricultural leader of the Manjit Singh Rai accused Badal Sukhbir was trying to provoke farmers through his statement.
“We challenged him if we called, would be difficult for him to stand in Punjab.
It seems he talks with cheating support from BJP and wants to damage the peaceful atmosphere in Punjab.
We want all political parties to stop the demonstration until the election was announced.” Meanwhile, organizational activists BKU Agriculture Krantikari and other clothing returned to gather in the wheat market of hopefully on Friday and protest against Lathicharge in farmers and demanding farmers withdrawal.
Lakha Sidhana activist, too, participated in protests.
‘Attack’ Deni Delhi Chairman of Manish Sisodia in a Tweet said that the brutal attack by police in farmers in hopefully could not be forgiven.
Eerie Silence Sukhbir Badal, who was against who the farmers protested and CM Captain Amarinder, to whom the police report further confirmed that both of them were anti-farmers as the BJP government at the center.
The Agriculture Group asked Punjab to withdraw the case on September 8
