Farmers’ leaders have once again announced a march to Delhi. Farmers stationed at Shambhu Border have planned to march towards the capital on December 14. Farmer leader Sarwan Singh Pandher, in a press conference on Tuesday, stated that their protest has now completed 303 days, with the hunger strike entering its 15th day.
He expressed disappointment with the government, saying that despite repeated offers for dialogue, no one has reached out to them so far. Sarwan Singh mentioned that two major farmers’ unions have decided that 101 farmers will march to Delhi on December 14. They are also demanding the release of farmers who were arrested or detained during the protest.
Earlier, on December 6 and 8, farmers attempted to march to Delhi but were stopped by Haryana Police. Clashes broke out between security forces and the farmers, with tear gas being used, resulting in injuries to several farmers.
The farmers’ protest remains active, with farmers at Shambhu Border continuing their fight for their rights. They are determined to intensify the movement until their demands are met.
