Kirti Kisan Unions Jatha leaves for Chandigarh dharna

Garhshankar:- A Jatha of Kirti Kisan Union left from Adda Samundra to join the seven-day dharna being held in Chandigarh for farmers' demands under the call of Suzukat Kisan Morcha. At this time, farmers raised strong slogans against Punjab and the central government.
Issuing a statement to the press, the district secretary of the organization, Kulwinder Singh Chahal, said that instead of accepting the demands of the farmers, the BJP government of the center and the Punjab government are adopting a policy of lari-lapa. Due to the farmer-killing policies of the governments, the agricultural deficit is increasing. The India-US trade agreement will cause a lot of loss to Indian farmers.
A dharna is being held for fifteen demands including the demand for MSP on all crops. He appealed to all farmers and justice-loving people to join this dharna.
The state vice president of the Kirti Kisan Union, Harmesh Singh Dhesi, district president Jagtar Singh Bhinder, secretary Kulwinder Singh Chahal, Satnam Singh Mukhliana, Sukhwinder Singh Santokh Singh Alipur, Darshan Singh and other farmers were present in this group.