Farmers will rise only after the law is returned in Parliament: Farmers agitating on Delhi-Haryana-UP border will still wait

It was announced on Friday afternoon that no farmer would go back.

Movement for almost a year and a half. Opposing the three agricultural laws of the Centre. Politics was heated at Ghazipur, Tikri and Singhu border near Delhi. Winter, summer and rain, farmers camped. Sometimes warm and sometimes soft attitude with the police and government representatives. The farmers camped. Go anchor. There were movements. Fighting, lathi charge and politics.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday announced the withdrawal of all three agriculture laws. The farmers gathered on the border called it the victory of their struggle. Happiness was celebrated. Sweets were distributed, but the farmers gathered at all these three borders say that the movement is not over yet. All three laws should be repealed in Parliament. Bhaskar’s correspondents know the condition of the three borders… Here is the ground report

Dheeraj Sharma from Tikri Border

After the withdrawal of the law, slogans of farmer unity

With the return of agricultural laws, slogans of farmer unity resonated on the Tikri border. For a year, the farmers sitting on the streets celebrated by distributing sweets. Farmers reached Sector-9 Chowk and drums started playing. At the same time, on the occasion of Guru Parv, the congregations of Kirtan were pleased with the teachings of the Guru. However, it was repeatedly announced from the stage that the schedule of the performance of November 26 and 29 would remain as before. It was announced on Friday afternoon that no farmer would go back. Farmer leader Balbir Rajewal said that a decision is yet to be taken on ending the agitation.

Rajbir Khokhar, who came from Sector-2, said that although he comes every day for a walk, but today has become a memorable day. The process of reaching the youths on bikes continued till afternoon. On the Tikri border, the two-and-a-half-feet roads open for bikes have been opened from 5 to 6 feet on Friday morning. Car drivers, e-rickshaws and auto drivers also found a way to travel directly from Delhi to Bahadurgarh. The passersby were happy. RB Yadav, the factory operator of Bahadurgarh, says that someone’s share has won, someone’s part is forgiven, our part only ruined.

M Riyaz Hashmi from Ghazipur Border

The agitators got excited, but the leaders did not.

Friday morning with a blanket of fog in Delhi-NCR. The news of the withdrawal of agricultural laws came at the Ghazipur border. The farmers got excited, but the farmer leaders did not. All eyes were looking for BKU leader Rakesh Tikait. Turns out they are in Maharashtra. Some farmers got excited and started welcoming the people with a plate of jalebis.

Then came Rakesh Tikait’s tweet, ‘The movement will not end immediately, we will wait for the day when agricultural laws will be repealed in Parliament. The issue of MSP should be clear. Talking to Tikait on the phone, he said – these laws were imposed on the farmers. The front will decide what will be the next step. Deshpal Singh, an elderly farmer in Ghazipur, says – You guys see the gathering of farmers here since yesterday.

Thanks to Modi ji that he has created new enthusiasm in this movement. Gaurav Tikait, son of BKU President Naresh Tikait, is calling it an election ploy. Here each and every response given to the media can be heard and seen taking the form of detailed discussion among the farmers. Gurpreet Singh, a young farmer from Lakhimpur, says that this decision is not going to change the picture for the BJP in the UP elections.

Jitendra Bura to Singhu Border

Tractors preparing to march to Parliament on celebrated celebrations

There was enthusiasm on the Singhu border on Friday. As the day progressed, convoys of farmers in vehicles, tractors and other vehicles also started arriving. Some sweets and some reached the village after celebrating by blowing gulal. At many places, youths were seen raising slogans with banners of V Vaughn in their hands. Throughout the day the speakers from the stage kept repeating the same thing that the time for celebration has not yet come.

The law is yet to be announced. People arriving from Punjab and Haryana on the border distributed sweets. Farmers were seen repairing their tractors at the agitation site. Jalandhar district’s Jaspal, Kripal Singh while getting the tractor repaired said that Parliament is marching on 29th. Tractors are being prepared for this. Law return has been announced, as per the decision of the front, the return of home will take place.

At the same time, youths, farmers took out processions on tractors at the agitation site and raised slogans of Jai Kisan. Sweets were distributed among the crowd going ahead. Devendra Kaur, a woman who reached the langar service in the morning and evening in constant agitation from Kundli, said that the farmers are related to the family. They say that now the agitators will not return home. The withdrawal will happen only when all the three laws are returned in the Parliament as well.

Leader of the opposition said – bowed down to arrogance

World Media – PM finally relents, the upcoming elections of the states in the decision

New York Times: Farmers had to change their stand due to

The American newspaper wrote, ‘The Modi government had to change its stand in front of the farmers’ movement. The government decided to take a soft approach and the controversial agriculture laws were withdrawn. Farmers also welcomed this decision.

The Guardian: This is one of the most important decisions of the Center

The British newspaper wrote that a big victory for the farmers of India. For this he campaigned for almost a year. This is one of the most important decisions taken by the central government, as the government stood firm on it. All eyes were on this move.

The Don: Modi had to step in, a big victory for the farmers

Pakistani newspaper wrote – Modi had to step back on agricultural laws. Big victory of farmers after 1 year of agitation. At the same time, Germany’s newspaper Deutsche Welle said – even if the law is withdrawn, it does little to reduce the trust of the farmers in the government.

The Globe and Mail: Modi surprised, political equation is possible in this

Canadian newspaper wrote – PM Modi once again surprised. Many meanings can be drawn from this announcement of Modi on Prakash Parv. Political reasons are also important for this. Since the passing of these laws, the problems of the government were increasing.

Grief of the families of the deceased farmers

If PM had taken the decision first, my father’s life would have been saved.

Thanks to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for withdrawing the Agriculture Act. Had this decision been taken earlier, the lives of my father and other farmers could have been saved. One day while returning home during the farmers movement, my father lost his life due to heart attack. Now there is a big problem in managing the family.

Me and my sister remember father often. Sister’s marriage and mother’s care is the biggest responsibility. What will happen to the MSP, the question still remains. Whenever my father used to come to the house during the agitation, he used to say that one day the government will accept all the demands.
(As told by Amit Kumar, son of late farmer Shamsher Singh of Samain)
Family ruined, three daughters, got trust but no job

My husband Ajay Mor (32) died on December 8 at the Kundli border. Everything was ruined for me, three daughters and my in-laws. Daughters Purvi and Pari are 7 years old and Vanshika is 5 years old. I am worried about the maintenance of the family. There is only one and a half acres of land. Initially some farmer leaders and politicians had come home.

There was only assurance of help. Now the Prime Minister has announced to repeal the law, but did not make any announcement for the families of the deceased farmers. The Prime Minister should give a job to a member of the family, giving martyr status to the farmers killed in the agitation.
(As told by Bhavna, wife of late Baroda farmer Ajay Mor)
Children remember their father everyday, from where should I get it?

My husband Amarpal, who had gone to participate in the movement, died on 25 December in Delhi. As soon as he heard the phone, darkness fell in front of his eyes. The movement will end now. My life and two children ended 11 months ago. Have two kids aged 5 and 7. Waking up from sleep at night, he calls his father.

Where do I get them? The husband was earning a living by farming. There is only one living room. Now even teaching children is becoming difficult. Because there is no source of income. No one earns Can’t even go to work except kids. If the government helps, the family will be able to survive.
(As told by Kusum Devi, wife of the late Serdha farmer Amarpal)

Date in pictures: After reaching the border of Delhi, the struggle that lasted for a year reached the end

November 26, 2020 – Cooch: A batch of farmers reached Ghazipur, Singhu, Tikri, Shahjahanpujar border in Delhi. clash with police. Then hit the highway.

December 30, 2020 – Attempt: The Center held 11 meetings with farmers from December 2020 to January 2021 to resolve the issue, but failed.

January 26, 2021 – Daag: Farmers take out tractor parade. The protesters clashed with the police. For the first time, the religious flag was hoisted at the Red Fort.

January 28, 2021 – Turning point: Ghazipur border Rakesh Tikait’s tears came out after which the atmosphere changed. Then the farmers kept on dharna during the Parliament session.

November 19, 2021 – Celebration: After 360 days of the Delhi march, the cancellation of the law was announced. Farmers’ celebration begins