Announcement of march from Shambhu Border to Delhi on 14th December, agitation against the government intensified

United Kisan Morcha and Kisan-Laborer Sangharsh Committee have announced that farmers will march from Shambhu Border to Delhi on 14 December. After two failed attempts, now the farmers are all set to march to Delhi. Farmer leader Sarwan Singh Pandher gave information about this decision in the press conference. He informed that a group of 101 farmers will leave for Delhi on December 14. Earlier, Haryana Police had stopped farmers from crossing the border twice.

Farmers are getting support from film stars and religious leaders

Farmer leader Sarwan Singh Pandher alleged that the government is not ready to listen to their demands, while farmers are always open for talks. He said that now he has no option left but to march towards Delhi.

appeal for support

Pandher has appealed to film stars, singers and religious leaders to support the demands of the farmers. He said that big personalities should not only support the demands of the farmers but also raise their voice.

Accusations against government and police

Pandher alleged that Haryana Police and security forces are targeting farmer leaders at the Shambhu border. He said that farmers are still facing the impact of tear gas shells fired by the police yesterday.

Court refuses petition to open border

High Court decision

Punjab and Haryana High Court refused to hear the PIL filed demanding opening of Shambhu and Khanauri borders. The High Court said that this matter is already pending in the Supreme Court. Subsequently, the petitioner withdrew his application.

Supreme Court’s rebuke

The Supreme Court had also rejected the petition for opening the border a day earlier. The court had reprimanded the petitioner for repeatedly filing petitions on the same issue.

Farmer leader Dallewal’s health deteriorated

It has been 15 days since farmer leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal’s fast unto death, and his condition has become critical.

health concerns

• Kidneys and liver have been affected.
• His weight has reduced by 11 kg.
• Doctors have issued a medical bulletin and expressed concern over his health.

organizing prayers

On December 11, farmers will pray for Dallewal’s health at religious places in all the villages.

Hunger strike at Khanauri border

Farmers started a hunger strike on Khanauri border from Tuesday morning in support of Dallewal’s fast unto death.

• The farmers refused to light the stoves in their trolleys.
• Langar was not cooked in any trolley.
• All the farmers are boosting the morale of Jagjit Singh Dallewal by staying hungry.

demands of farmers

1. MSP (Minimum Support Price) Guarantee:
   • Farmers want legally guaranteed MSP for their crops.
2. Loan waiver:
   • Demand to waive off farmers’ loans.
3. Ban on police action:
   • Demand to stop use of force by police in peaceful demonstrations.