The government did not talk to the SKM committee: SKM convened an important meeting to intensify the struggle, a decision will be taken on implementing the programme.

Gurnam Singh Chaduni while speaking at the Singhu border and others.

The central government has not held any talks in two days with the five-member committee formed by the United Kisan Morcha (SKM). For this reason, the SKM has called an important meeting again on Tuesday. In this, a decision will be taken on intensifying the further struggle. This committee of five members of SKM was also formed on the behest of Home Minister Amit Shah. But after making the meeting, no conversation has been held with them. That is why a meeting of the five members was called today, followed by a meeting of 9 members of SKM. In this it has been decided that a meeting of the entire SKM should be called and the strategy for the further struggle should be announced.

SKM leaders giving information on Singhu border

This was announced by SKM leader Gurnam Singh Chaduni during a press conference. Gurnam Singh Chaduni said that it is quite surprising that after the withdrawal of the law from the government’s side, no talks have been held with the Morcha. We had made demands like bringing MSP bill, withdrawing the cases registered against farmers in all the states and making a mark for the martyred farmers, but till now no response has come from the government. From which it is clear that the government is not serious about the ongoing struggle in Delhi. We had suspended all our programs only after the government’s decision to repeal all three agriculture laws. But it seems that the government is not going to accept these programs without it.
Mission UP, front can take decisions like showing black flags, tractor march
In the meeting convened by SKM on Tuesday, programs like Mission UP, showing black flags and tractor march were made and announced by the front. But they were suspended due to the decision of the government, but in tomorrow’s meeting, a decision will be taken on all these programs together on our side. We will discuss again tomorrow with the government about the committee formed to discuss the demands.
SKM had formed a five member committee but did not call for talks
A 5-member committee of SKM has been formed to talk to the government on the issue of farmers’ movement. Balbir Singh Rajewal, Shiv Kumar Kakka, Ashok Dhawale, Yudhveer Singh and Gurnam Singh Chaduni were taken in it. They were given all the rights that if whatever happens with the government, this committee will take a decision on it, but after two days, when the government did not talk, then it was announced to intensify the struggle.