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Bharatiya Kisan Union says that after talks with the administration, it has been decided that until our demands are met, we will continue our protest inside Prerna Sthal. If the demands are not met soon, we will once again march to Delhi.
On Monday, thousands of farmers marched towards Delhi to surround the Parliament. Farmers left for Delhi from Noida. However, tight security arrangements were made on the Noida-Delhi border. 5000 soldiers were deployed. Due to the farmers’ march, there is traffic jam at many places in Noida. Everywhere is being monitored. Many routes have been diverted.
Thousands of farmers came out outside Greater Noida Yamuna Authority. The police made several attempts to stop the farmers. Farmers gathered in large numbers for Noida Mahamaya flyover. Noida Police’s Additional Commissioner Law and Order Shiv Hari Meena said that continuous talks are going on with the farmers.
Meanwhile, Bharatiya Kisan Union leader Chaudhary B. C. A big statement has come from the minister. B. C. The minister says that after talks with the administration, it has been decided that they will continue their protest inside Prerna Sthal until their demands are met. If the demands are not met soon, we will once again march to Delhi. This time it is a one-to-one fight. Additional DCP Manish Mishra says that the road from Mahamaya to Delhi is being opened.
5000 soldiers deployed for security
Due to security reasons, 5 thousand soldiers have been deployed. One thousand PAC jawans are deployed. Water cannon, Vajra vehicle, tear gas and necessary equipment have been kept ready to control the situation. Meena said that to ensure that people do not get stuck in the jam, alternative routes along with diversion routes and advisories were issued on Sunday itself.
Farmers will go to Delhi via Mahamaya Flower
Some farmer organizations say that they will go to Delhi via Mahamaya Flower and surround the Parliament. Farmers say that their demands have not been accepted and they have been protesting against various officials for a long time. Even on Sunday, after several hours of talks failed, the farmers decided to march to Delhi. Farmers have five major demands, among which increasing compensation and giving 10 percent developed land out of the authorized land are the major demands.