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Farmers arrive from Nizamuddin, Sabzi Mandi Station, Anand Vihar Terminal and Majnu Ka Tila.
Yogendra Yadav of Swaraj India conducts a gathering of "Chalo Dilli" from Bijwasan to Ramlila Maidan, attended by farmers from Odisha, Haryana, Rajasthan.
Bottling at NH 8 while a group of farmers is heading to Ramlila Maidan for agitating various requests. (Photo PTI)
Two special trains carrying farmers, one from Miraj, in Maharashtra, and the other from Bengaluru, were scheduled to arrive in Delhi later in the day.
Farmers participate in a march organized by the All India Kisan Sabha Organization (AIKS) and the CPM in New Delhi. (Photo: AFP)
Social activists, including Medha Patkar and well-known journalist P. Sainath, supported the rally and said the situation of farmers in the country had deteriorated to a level never reached before.
Many farmers at the University of Delhi also participate in the rally to push the Center to help farmers in distress.
On Friday, under the auspices of the All India Kisan Sangharsh Coordination Committee (AIKSCC), they will march from Ramlila Maidan to Parliament Street to oppose the BJP government's "anti-farmers" policies. and judicial arrests.
Swabhimani Shetkari Sanghatana's leader and MP, Raju Shetti, who is also part of the AIKSCC, introduced two private members' bills at Lok Sabha in 2017, calling for an exemption. loan and a guarantee of remunerative prices for agricultural products. recommendations of the Swaminathan Commission.
AIKSCC, representing more than 200 agricultural businesses, called for bills to be debated and pbaded in Parliament.
According to the report, 21 political parties supported the bills and their representatives could attend the demonstration on Friday.
Several well-known writers, intellectuals and artists, including Nayantara Sahgal, K. Satchidanandan, Ganesh Devy and Damodar Mauzo, expressed their solidarity with farmers.
"I only do one with the farmers in all their demands.The Indian state has been ungrateful to the point of being cruel to the farmers who feed the people of our country. The difficult situation of the Indian peasant defines the condition of the nation and the state must do everything to solve their problems.
"Their sessions should be examined at a special session of parliament and concrete solutions sought," said Satchidanandan, famous Indian poet and critic, who writes in Malayalam and English.
The group met under the banner "Artists for Farmers" and will join the peasants who enter Delhi from four different directions. He will meet at Ramlila Maidan on the night of November 29 and will be going to Parliament for a public meeting on the morning of November 30.
At the same time, BJP Varun Gandhi's parliamentary book, "Rural Manifesto", which will be published in December, explores the innate perseverance of rural Indies and highlights potential solutions for development policy that focus on rural development. resilience of the rural economy. announced.
On Monday, a book explaining how Narendra Modi's government policies resulted in a decline in farmers' incomes and provoked rural unrest across the country was launched in the capital. & # 39; Modiraj Kisan Hand, Double Aamad Ya Double afat & # 39; was written by Yogendra Yadav.
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