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All 30 farmer unions support Punjab bandh

Written by Raakhi Jagga | Ludhiana | September 20, 2020 12:10:09 am

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A decision to this effect was taken at a meeting of the 30 farmer unions at Moga on Saturday afternoon. The unions will again meet at Barnala on September 22 to decide the future course of action.

Already rail roko has been announced from September 24-26 by Kisan Mazdoor Sangrash Committee. However, only a few trains are running these days.

Buta Singh Burzgill, state president, Bhartiya Kisan Union-Ekta (Dakaunda), and Jagmohan Singh Patiala, general secretary, Bhartiya Kisan Union-Ekta (Dakaunda), said that the joint struggle against the agriculture Bills would be intensified

The farmers demanded that the Central government and the Reserve Bank of India should immediately release the cash credit limit to Punjab for picking up the crop from the mandis for the paddy season.

The farmers said that there are 154 urban mandis and 4,000 procurement centres in Punjab. There are 7,000 permanent urban markets in the country. According to the reports submitted by the agronomists to the Central government from time to time, the mandis need to be increased six times, ie 42,000 mandis, for proper procurement arrangements. But the Modi government has reversed the government’s procurement system, the farmers alleged.

Sixty-five-year-old farmer Preetam Singh who had committed suicide after consuming sulphase tablets Friday morning at pakka morcha organised at Badal village will be cremated on Sunday.

Ram Singh Bhainibhaga, president of BKU (Ugrahan), said, “District administration has given Rs 3 lakh in compensation to the farmer’s family while Rs 17 lakh is the pending loan on family which the government has promised to waive off.

In addition to this, they have also given an assurance to provide a government job to a family member of Preetam Singh. Though he was unmarried, his nephews are eligible for the same.” Bhainibhaga added, “We have appealed to farmers from the stage that they should not adopt this way of committing suicide. Rather they should struggle for their rights. Unions are always with them.”


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