The farmers have walked on the path of a new big movement. The farmers have called for a fresh rail roko campaign on Wednesday to press for various demands from the government. Farmers’ organisations have called for a rail roko agitation today to press for their various demands, including a guarantee law on MSP.
Under this, farmers will block trains for three hours from 12 noon to 3 pm. Farmer leader Sarwan Singh Pandher said that Jagjit Singh Dallewal’s fast unto death has completed 22 days, but the central government has not yet talked to the farmers. The Modi government wants to derail the issues of farmers. Farmers will block trains at 23 places.
Farmers’ rail roko agitation begins
Trains from Delhi to Punjab, Himachal and Jammu will be affected due to farmers’ protest. Farmers are sitting on tracks at 23 places in Punjab.
Trains will be stopped at these places in Punjab
Moga’s Jitwal, Dagru, Moga station, Faridkot station in Faridkot, Gurdaspur’s platform Qadian, Fatehgarh Churian, Batala platform, Lohian Khas of Jalandhar, Phillaur, Jalandhar Cantt, Dhillwan, Pathankot’s Parmanand Platform, Hoshiarpur’s Tanda, Dasuha, Hoshiarpur Platform, Madiala and Mahilpur, Makhu, Malan Wala, Talwandi Bhai, Basti Tankan Wali, Jagraon of Ferozepur, Sahnewal of Ludhiana, Patiala Railway Station Patiala, Shambhu Station, Mohali Railway Station Phase 11 Mohali, Sunam of Sangrur, Ahmedgarh of Malairkotla, Mansa Main of Mansa, Baretta, Rupnagar railway station, Devidaspura, Beas, Pandher Kalan, Kathu Nangal, Ramdas, Jahangir, Jhande of Amritsar, Fazilka railway station Fazilka, Tarn Taran Ka Patti, Khemkaran, Railway Station Tarn Taran, Bahram of Nawanshahr, Rampura of Bathinda, Hamira, Sultanpur, Lodi and Phagwara of Kapurthala, Malout of Muktsar.
Farmers refuse to attend meeting called by committee
Farmers have categorically refused to hold a meeting with the committee formed by the Supreme Court to hold direct talks with the farmers regarding the opening of the Shambhu border. A meeting was called by the committee on Wednesday. In a letter sent to the committee, farmer leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal has written that there was already a fear that the committees were formed only for food supply. Despite this, respecting all of you, a delegation of farmers met the members of the committee on November 4. But despite such a serious situation, the committee has not been able to find time to visit the Shambhu and Khanairi borders. It is very sad to see that the committee has been able to become active after such a delay.
Was the committee waiting for his death? Considering their medical condition and the condition of the farmers injured at the time of their march to Delhi at the Shambhu border, both the fronts have decided that the farmers are unable to hold a meeting with the committee. Now the farmers will hold direct talks only with the central government regarding their demands.
