Farmers’ protest: the chief of the farmers Saravan Pandher released from prison, targets the government of targeted Punjab

Protest farmers:: Farmers Head Saravan Singh Pandher was released from Mukhtar Sahib prison. After which he held a press conference at the Bahadurgarh Fort this morning. Saravan Singh Pandher, chief farmer of Kisan Mazdoor Sangharsh Samiti-Punjab, said that I had been released from Muktsar Sahib prison today. AAP and Bhagwant Mann said that farmers’ opposition is against the central government. But today, the question arises: what was the constraint for the Punjab government to take measures against farmers? The government should compensate for the damage caused to our tents and tractors, etc. our movement will continue.

Pandher has targeted the Punjab AAP government with fiercely

Earlier, he firmly condemned the Punjab government led by the AAP. Pandher said in a self -taught video that I was released from Mukhtar Sahib prison, and I would reach the Bahadurgarh Fort at 9 am and will hold a press conference there. I firmly condemn the Punjab government and the way our fronts have been destroyed … We will discuss our future action with our colleagues. On March 19, many farmers’ leaders, including farmers Jagjit Singh Dallewal and Kisan Mazdoor Morcha, Saravan Singh Pandher, was arrested by Punjab police. Earlier, on March 24, 450 additional farmers were released by police custody by the Punjab government.

The Department of Information and Public Relations, Punjab, said that during the adoption of a thoughtful approach to farmers, the chief minister Bhagwant Singh Mann decided to immediately release 450 additional farmers from the police guard. Sharing the details, the headquarters of the Police Inspector General (IGP), Sukhchain Singh Gill, said the Punjab government had already released around 800 police farmers.

Many farmers have refused to attend the meeting of the Punjab government

Earlier, the head of Bharatiya Kisan Union (Lakhoval), Harinder Singh Lakhoval, and the head of United Kisan Morcha, Ramider Singh, refused to attend a meeting convened by the Punjab government and announced a demonstration at the district seat through the state on March 28, accusing the government of state repression. The decision occurred when eminent farmers have accused the administration of Punjab of having used excessive force against Protestant farmers and of illegally holding several leaders. He also cited unfavorable conditions for not having participated in the meeting. It should be noted that on March 19, two days after the Punjab police evacuated the Sambhu and Khanouri border and removing the temporary structures created by Protestant farmers, a meeting of the Chandigarh farmers’ leaders was called by the Minister of the State of the State Gurmeet Singh Khudia on March 21.

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