Bathinda: Sanyukt National Convention Kisan Morcha concluded on Friday night with Clarion’s call to expand and intensify a sustainable struggle against controversial agricultural law, bring it to every village and corner of the country.
SKM reaffirmed the two plans for Bharat Bandh’s action on September 25 and the National Mahapachayat at Muzzafarnagar on September 5, to provide momentum for protests that have been going on for more than 9 months in Delhi Borders.
“Farmers have decided not to stop until the central government does not revoke agricultural laws.
They are ready to continue to fight until 2024 if the government is so desire and the main objective now is to see the government minus BJP,” said Mittal Ashish organizing committee.
Senior farmer leader Rakesh Tikait also echoed similar sentiments in Chandigarh.
The almost 2,000-strange delegation said no fewer than three agricultural actions, the legal guarantee of purchasing all agricultural products at MSP C2 + 50%, revoking electricity bills and substitute farmers in air quality management, they will be accepted by them.
They also raised the slogan against communal attacks on the minority and sales of state natural assets and the public sector to the corporation and MNC company.
Resolution about this problem is approved by sound.
Mittal said that institutionalized changes would lead to a large increase in farmers’ debt, suicide and displacement from the ground.
Assets, are intended to ensure growth, provide employment and security for their people, such as trains, power transmission lines, natural gas resources, telecommunications projects, food storage, insurance and banks sold, he said.
The struggle of farmers is not only the struggle to survive, but save the country because it was completely taken over by corporates, stating SKM.