Rohtak: Farmers protest at BJP office and burn effigy

Rohtak, 21 February (HS). On the call of United Kisan Morcha, farmers protested against the oppressive policy of the government by gheraoing the BJP office and burning the effigy of the government. Accusing the Central Government of being a breach of promise, the farmers demanded legal guarantee of MSP, repeal of electricity law and smart meter scheme, debt relief of farmer labourers, giving justice to the martyred farmers of Lakhimpur Kheri and stopping the looting of farmers in the insurance scheme. demanded.

Inderjit Singh and Sumit Dalal of Kisan Sabha said that farmers are fighting for their rights, but the central and state governments are bent on dictatorship by using tear gas shells, blocking roads and arresting farmers. It is because of this dictatorship of the government that farmers are getting martyred. If the government wants to resolve the issues through talks then why is the situation being worsened. He said that the government does not want to solve the issues of the farmers, due to which the anger among the farmers is continuously increasing. Farmer leaders said that during the farmers' movement, the Central Government had promised to make a guarantee law on MSP, but till date the Prime Minister has not fulfilled his promise and now if the farmers want to go to Delhi to remind the Center of their promise, then the Government Adopting a dictatorial attitude by blocking roads. He alleged that the Modi government promised to double the income of farmers, but the income of farmers and laborers was reduced and the profits of corporate companies were increased, due to which the farmers were forced to protest against the government. Used to be.

Farmer leaders warned that the government should immediately abandon the repressive policy and fulfill the promises made to the farmers, otherwise the government will have to suffer the consequences in the elections also. On this occasion, Balwan Singh, Jai Bhagwan Nambardar, Balbir Singh, Kulbir, Rajendra Gudhan, Ramphal, Rai Singh Nahra, Naresh Hooda, Rajesh Hooda, Vinod Deshwal, Ramchandra Siwach, Surekha, Ashok, Chand Narwal, Rohtas Narwal, Jaiprakash, Krishna, Prakash. , Dharampal Dangi was prominently involved.