Celebrations at Singhu Border: Farmers apologize to people for the trouble; Count the entire hours of the movement, the question on the turban cannot be tolerated

After the announcement of PM Modi, farmers dance happily on the Singhu border.

After PM Modi’s announcement to withdraw all the three agricultural laws, the atmosphere on the Singhu border suddenly changed. Nearby people started arriving with sweets and farmers were seen expressing happiness in their own way at the agitation site. There was more movement on the border on Friday as compared to normal days. In the midst of this happiness, the pain of the farmers also spread that 700 farmers have sacrificed to see this day.

Farmers presented sweet biscuits to people passing by in front of TDI Kingsbury at Kundli Border. Also apologized with folded hands that you had to suffer a lot because of us. The farmers raised slogans of Punjab-Haryana-Delhi-UP unity. Thanks to everyone who came for their cooperation.

Baba Nachhatar Singh has kept the account of the ongoing movement on the border.

It’s been 358 days, every second counts

Baba Nachhatar Singh, a resident of Raikot, a farmer on the Singhu border, was seen holding a board in his hand. It was written on the board that it has been 358 days for the farmers on the Delhi border. Till now 719 of our companions have been martyred. The fight isn’t over yet. The PM has not yet talked about the guarantee on MSP. Along with this, it was written on the board that more than 8592 hours have passed for farmers. We have kept the account of every second here.

Not a farmer but not a terrorist either

Prince Pal Singh of Delhi, who came to join the farmers’ movement, danced with the farmers and said that he lives in Delhi, he is not a farmer. The BJP government and leaders have abused the turban of the farmers, calling them terrorists. Since that day, he is standing in the movement even though he is not a farmer.

Farmers apologizing for the inconvenience caused to the people with folded hands.

dancing on a tractor

The youth was overshadowed by the announcement to withdraw the agricultural laws. At 9 o’clock in the morning, playing music on tractors, they climbed on the roofs and started dancing. Their dancing and singing continued till the afternoon. Youth offered Ardas and danced fiercely in front of Kisan Ekta Manch. Women and elders also supported him. Youth Raju said that it is yet to be seen whether political interest is being served on the pretext of farmers.

Farmers celebrating at the border after PM Modi’s announcement.