Increased movement on the Singhu border: The purchase of flags and badges related to the movement increased, farmers are reaching in batches, crowds in langars

After five days at the Singhu border, it will be one year for the farmers’ movement. During this, batches of farmers have started reaching the Delhi border. Along with this, the demand for flags, pocket badges, bags etc. related to farmers has also increased suddenly. The preparations for the annual festival are in full swing. On the completion of one year of the movement on November 26, the planning of making special dishes is also going on in the langars.

The farmer leaders of Punjab and Haryana, engaged in efforts to mobilize crowds on the Delhi border on November 26, on the completion of one year of the farmers’ movement, have been given life to the PM’s statement of the withdrawal of agricultural laws. Seeing the victory, the batches of farmers have started arriving from now. Along with the farmers, the thinking of the leaders is also that there is a need to show strength once again, so that the pressure on the center increases somewhat.

Farmers buying flags and badges related to the movement on the Singhu border.

Crowd at movement goods stalls

All kinds of goods are available for the farmers in the movement site on the border. Now, in view of the increasing crowd of farmers, the number of stalls of flags, bats, bags written by farmers, T-shirts etc. related to the movement have also increased here. Simarjeet Kaur, who came from Jalandhar, said that this is new for her. She herself will go to the college wearing a badge of the farmers’ movement.

Soup will be made with tea

On November 26, while emphasis will be on making kheer, halwa etc. in the langars of the farmers of Haryana, preparations are being made to make carrot halwa, jalebi and many other types of dishes in the langars of Punjab too. Santosh Singh, who is running Chai Ka Langar, said that special soup was made on 26th. Soup was made even on the day the agriculture law was announced.

Crowd in langars, increased supply

Now batches of farmers are continuously reaching the Singhu border. The huts which were empty till some time ago are being re-populated. In view of the increasing number of food eaters, along with the supply of milk in the morning and evening, the supply of other essential items has also been increased. In view of the November 26 crowd in the langars, many other types of arrangements are being made.

The batches arrived in the context of completing one year of the farmers’ movement.

Emphasis on cleanliness

Special attention is also being paid to the cleanliness of the entire movement site area on the Singhu border. The roads here were washed with water on Sunday. A special drive was launched for cleanliness. For this water was brought from tankers. Along with women, men also cooperated in the cleanliness drive. The stage has been decorated in a special way on the occasion of Guru Parv.