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Farmers move SC against `disastrous` farm laws, say it will lead to their exploitation
The farmers have said that they will intensify their protests and sit on rail tracks and stage sit-in protests at DC offices across the country.
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This afternoon the farmers union leaders will meet on the Singhu border between 12 and 2. They will intensify the agitation across the country.
Rakesh Tikait said "We know how to take the agitation further but if the government calls the talks we are ready to oblige."
Members of Kisan Mazdoor Sangarsh Committee begin their journey to Delhi to join the ongoing farmers protest against the new agriculture laws. "Around 700 tractor trolleys are moving towards Delhi's Kundli border," says SS Pandher, Kisan Mazdoor Sangarsh Committee told ANI.
Union Minister Piyush Goel said, "Govt very open and flexible to find amicable solution for benefit of India's farmers. We appeal to farmer brothers and sisters to end their protest and engage in dialogue with Govt to resolve issues."
The ongoing protests by farmers against the three contentious farm laws are likely to intensify next week as farmers have announced a nationwide stir on December 14. Thousands of farmers, mainly from Haryana and Punjab, have been protesting at the borders of the national capital for the past few weeks demanding withdrawal of the farm laws.
A DCP & an Additional DCP, who were leading police force at Singhu border where farmers are protesting against three farm laws, have tested positive for COVID-19, Delhi police confirms
New Delhi: As the farmers' agitation on the borders of Delhi continues for the fifteenth day, the farmers said now they will intensify their protests and sit on rail tracks and stage sit-in protests at DC offices across the country. The farmers have rejected the government's proposal and have been demanding a rollback of the controversial farm bills.
Meanwhile, Union Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar appealed to the farmers to consider Center's proposal. He insisted that the government is ready for further discussions. "We're ready to talk on our offer too.... No law can be entirely defective. Government is ready to discuss the provisions that may adversely affect the farmers," he said.
While, the Delhi Police filed the case against the agitating farmers at Alipur police station on December 7, for not following social distancing under Pandemic Act and other sections.
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