We do not need Ayodhya, but from a waiver of a loan, declare farmers parading in Delhi

New Delhi: There were peasants, young girls whose fathers preferred suicide rather than living with a debt, widows whose husbands had been devoured by the so-called agricultural crisis demon and tribes whose the land had been torn up under the pretext of commercialization.

United by growing agricultural distress, the army of agricultural workers marched through the streets of Delhi to press for their demands to increase crop prices, waivers of agricultural loans, implementation of the Swaminathan report, among others. They will visit Parliament Street on Friday

Farm workers came from Nizamuddin, Sabzi Mandi Station, Anand Vihar Terminal and Bijwasan. Yogendra Yadav of Swaraj India led a gathering of "Chalo Dilli" from Bijwasan to Ramlila Maidan, attended by farmers from Odisha, Haryana, Rajasthan.
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Two special trains carrying farmers, one from Miraj, in Maharashtra, and the other from Bengaluru, were to reach Delhi.
Social activists, including Medha Patkar and renowned journalist P Sainath, supported the rally and said the situation of farmers in the country had deteriorated to a level never before reached.

On Friday, under the umbrella of the All India Kisan Sangharsh Coordination Committee (AIKSCC), they will walk from Ramlila Maidan to Parliament Street against "the anti-farmer". "BJP Government Policies and Court Arrest."

Swabhimani Shetkari Sanghatana's Ruler and Member of Parliament, Raju Shetti, who is also part of the AIKSCC, introduced two private members' bills. a Lok Sabha MP in 2017, requesting a loan waiver and guaranteed remunerative prices for agricultural products based on the recommendations of the Swaminathan Commission

AIKSCC, which represents more than 200 agricultural enterprises, at the request that the bills be discussed and pbaded in Parliament 21 political parties supported the bills and their representatives could go to the protest march on Friday

( The members of the AIKSCC)

Several prominent writers, intellectuals and eminent artists, including Nayantara Sahgal, K. Satchidanandan, Ganesh Devy and Damodar Mauzo, have expressed their r solidarity with farmers.

"I am one with farmers in all their demands.The Indian state has not been so grateful up to the cruelty to the farmers who feed the people of our country." can not go on … The plight of the Indian peasant defines the situation of the nation and the state must do everything to solve their problems.

"Their sincere grievances must be addressed by an extraordinary session of the country's parliament and concrete solutions must be sought, "said Satchidanandan, famous Indian poet and critic, who writes in Malayalam and English.

The group met under the banner" Artists for Farmers "and joined the farmers entering Delhi from four different directions and spent the night at Ramlila Maidan

(Waving Farmers Preparing for the Night)

Approximately 1 200 members of The South Indian River Association's farmers' badociation reached the nation's capital in the early hours of the day Thursday, wearing the skulls of two of their colleagues who had committed suicide, said their leader, P. Ayyakannu.

The Tamil Nadu group threatened to walk naked if they were badailants. not allowed to go to Parliament on Friday. Last year, the group staged protests in Jantar Mantar with the skulls of eight farmers who committed suicide as a result of crop losses. The AIKSCC said the two-day rally would be one of the largest farmers' bademblies in Delhi.

(Farmers wait at Dhaula Kuan in Delhi)

Ramlila Maidan, it was a sea of ​​red while farmers, wearing hats and flags , had gathered. Some of them arrived here after a long journey of 36 hours. The Maidan resonates with the slogans of "Ayodhya nahi, Karza maaf chahiye (We do not need Ayodhya, but a loan exemption)".

Police announced that she had made elaborate arrangements for the rally on Friday, when farmers will start their march from Ramlila Ground to Parliament Street. Support for farmers has been demonstrated, activists have gone to Twitter to ask the general public to join the march.

(Peasants Waiting)

"Forces Are Deployed Along the Border Upendra Agarwal, Police Officer (SSP), Ghaziabad, said In Upendra Agarwal,

Meanwhile, the police announced that it had made detailed provisions for the farmers' march that will begin in the coming years. "Ramlila Maidan Friday and advance to Parliament. There will be a rope on both sides of the peasants on the march, accompanied by police to make sure the traffic is not affected.