Muzaffarnagar: Farmers in all types of vehicles – from several Uttar Pradesh districts and from other states – began to reach Muzaffarmagar earlier this week for Mahapanchayat Kisan held on GIC land here on Sunday.
On Saturday, more than 10,000 farmers from the Agra region managed to avoid local police and travel through different routes – especially smaller village roads – to reach Muzaffarmagar at night.
Police and local intelligence officers have pressed them not to go for the mega program, they accused.
Samyukt Kisan Morcha has, meanwhile, arranged more than 200 buses to ferry agricultural association workers from Bihar, Bengal, Odisha, Karnataka, Kerala, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu to Muzaffardagar.
Senior member of Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) claimed 50,000 farmers left for the city venue from Rajasthan and Haryana on Saturday afternoon.
Bharatiya Kisan Union (Charuni) Haryana President Gurnam Singh Charuni on Saturday claims around 1 lakh farmer from the country will attend Mahapachayat on Sunday.
According to Charuni, the appearance of farmers’ strengths will be a response that is in accordance with the new Minister Haryana Manohar Lal Khattar recently that in Haryana, the farmers “happy” and only farmers from Punjab protested.
Meanwhile, five main Gurdwaras Muzaffarnagar and several others on their edges have opened their doors for farmers who arrived in the district.
Gurdwaras City has begun to welcome farmers and representatives of the community began offering their services with Langar facilities on Friday.
Automatic bread making machine, which can make 1,000 rotics every hour, has been set to launch supplies on a mass scale.
BKU members based in Mathura, Gajendra Singh Parishar, said, “Apart from the police’s efforts to stop us, more than 10,000 farmers from various parts of the Agra remaining to Muzaffarnagar.
At least 200 groups of farmers will travel at night.
Local heads have been traveling Assigned to ensure farmers came from Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan not facing the inconvenience when passing the Agra region.
“The leader of the farmer and the core committee based in Maharashtra, Rashtriya Kisan Mahasangh, said Sandeep Gidde Patil,” said five hundred farmers related to various organizations from the region Vidarbha has reached the Singhu border.
In addition, 1,000 others from all the states are on their way and will join other people on the Delhi border.
From there, they will travel to Muzaffarnagar early on Sundays “.
Senior farmer leaders from West Bengal, Avik Saha, said, “More than 100 groups of farmers from southern countries are on their way to the Singhu border via the train.
They will leave for the early venue on Sunday.
The bus will take them from the Delhi border.
“Meanwhile, six companies from Constabulary Armed Provincial (PAC) and two companies from Fastce Action Fast (RAF) In addition to police forces from various districts have been deployed here for the Mega event.
Dig (Saharanpur Range) Preeter Singh said on Saturday that the event would be recorded while five SSPs, seven ASP and 40 police inspectors would be posted on security tasks.
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