Hyderabad: More than 75 farmer organizations, trade unions, rights activists and other groups met in the city to express solidarity with stir farmers in the country against three agricultural laws.
All Indian Kisan Sangharsh The convention of the State of Telangana demanded the withdrawal of a new agricultural law at the convention held at Sundarayya Vignanad Kendram here.
The Convention also adopted nine demands and preparatory programs for Benh Bharat on September 27.
The leaders of the country of all major trade unions and unorganized unions such as the Union of Telangana Domestic Workers and the Hyderabad Drivers Association and female groups expressed their participation in bandh and their participation in Bandh and their support for the farmer’s movement.
Rythu Reddy, from Rythu Swarajya Vedika, said, “This is not a farmer’s struggle but is a movement to save democracy in the country.
All organizations take inspiration from historical non-violent protests.” From 13 to 25 September, the preparation meeting will be held at All mandals and state districts.
Trade unions in T’gana to support West Bharat on September 27
