Bathinda Kirti Kisan Forum, Hovering by Retired IAS, IPS, Army and Provincial Officials, has demanded Nobel Peace Prize for Sanyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) for a unique role in protecting the future of the country’s farmers’ population more than 50% and her victory after Uninstable fight against central agricultural law peacefully.
The request was made by the Forum Core Committee at a meeting held on Thursday.
It was said that the success of Kisan Andolan and a unique farmer movement had been praised throughout the world.
When Punjab farmers rose a year ago and crossed the barricade with fellow farmers Haryana, no one knew that this movement would make history, they said, adding that the tenacity and discipline of farmers agitators to all odds had set new benchmarks.
Replacement of the Core Committee of the Andaran Singh Boparai and Rameshinder Singh Forum discussed the success of agitation.
Farmers, who die during agitation are remembered while praising the unity and discipline of farmer organizations.
The forum said this peaceful movement has become a path set for all when it comes.
It was stated that in addition to revoking the three agricultural laws and acceptance of other demands by the central government, Andolan had several other achievements for their credit such as strengthening brotherhood bonds among people from various countries and larger general causes of unity.
The process and achievement of this movement will continue to be studied for a long time, said forum members.
The forum also decided that it would continue his work in the future to improve the lives of people in the countryside.
The meeting was attended by P S Sahi, Dhanbir Singh Bains, G K Singh, Harkesh Singh Sidhu and Pirthi Chand.
The former officer IAS recommended the Nobel Peace Prize for SKM
