This unfortunate incident happened in Khunuri

The death of Shubhakaran Singh, a youth from Ballo village of Bathinda, in Khanauri during the farmers' movement is a very unfortunate incident. After this, the farmers' 'Delhi March' had to be postponed till Friday. Shubhakaran Singh's mother has already passed away and his grandmother has raised him. Now after he himself said goodbye to this mortal world, a big question has arisen as to who will take care of his two younger sisters. Naturally, there is a very sad and mournful atmosphere in Ballo village. This small family has three acres of land. It has been told that Shubhakaran Singh has a debt of lakhs of rupees. That is why now the distressed family has demanded a government job and waiver of all loans. After this tragic death, now both the parties will have to think. Farmer leaders will now have to take steps very thoughtfully. The news had reached everyone through all means of media and communication that this time the Haryana government has made all necessary arrangements to stop the farmers at the border with Punjab. The leadership should have issued a warning to all its supporters about this in advance. Efforts should have been made in advance to avoid any kind of conflict with the government and security forces. The loss of precious and innocent human lives cannot be beneficial to the movement in any way.

Haryana and the Central Government should also think twice before deciding to use rubber and ordinary bullets. When the country became independent, poor people often lost their lives due to hunger and malnutrition. Then, during the 1960s, only the farmers of Punjab used new agricultural techniques based on the recommendations of experts. It was used in such a way that the farmer of Punjab came to be known as Annadata. Former Prime Minister of India Lal Bahadur Shastri first gave the slogan 'Jai Jawan Jai Kisan' during a rally at Ramlila Maidan in Delhi in 1965. In fact, farmers and youth are two strong pillars of India. Since our country is agricultural, it cannot live without farmers and no country can live without its youth.

There is also an invisible coordination between the two. Only the brave sons of farmers are deployed in the police force. It would not be an exaggeration to say that they complement each other. Farmers' movement has been going on in many countries of Europe for some time. Thousands of transporters in Canada have gone on strike over mandatory vaccinations for drivers during the COVID-19 pandemic, but no Western security forces have taken any violent action against protesters. This basic fact needs to be understood.