‘Farmers’ ‘goods’ stolen from the Khanauri-Shambu border and warned by meeting the protesters at Gurmanit Singh Prison
On Saturday, the Kisan Mazdoor Sangh Samiti (KMCC) fired the AAP government’s scarecrow in Punjab villages against the forcibly removing farmers from the Punjab police’s Khanouri border. Meanwhile, some farmer leaders have met their peers, including Saravan Singh Pandar, in Patiala jail and warned them to intensify the movement. He said about 125 protesters in Patiala jail, 150 protesters in the Nabha Jail and 40 in the Sangroor Jail. At the same time, farmers have sought compensation from the state government, alleging that their necessary items have been stolen from both sectors.
Mangat Patiala met the farmer leaders in jail
Farmer leader Gurmaneet Singh Mangat said that we met farmer leaders, including women in Patiala jail. He said he was very enthusiastic and continued to fight. On Wednesday, March 19, Punjab police took the Punjab police into custody and arrested the Punjab police on Wednesday, on Wednesday, and returned from the meeting with the central delegation, headed by Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan.
Demand to release protesters
KMSC leader Sukhwinder Singh has criticized the AAM Aadmi Party government for detaining the farmer leaders and the removal of protesters from Shamhu and Khanouri. He demanded that all farmer leaders and protesters be released from custody.
He said that after the police action, many farmers disappeared at the border points of Sandhu and Khanuri between Punjab and Haryana. Singh said the Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Man’s scarecrow was burnt in the villages on Saturday and it would continue for the next few days. We said we would intensify our movement.
Allegations of stolen goods including AC-Fridge
Many farmers and trolleys, which are part of the Sambhu and Khanauri protests, said that their goods were missing and they were stolen. Mangat claimed that when farmers went to the site to withdraw him, there were no trolleys. In addition, there are no air conditioners, refrigerators, inverters, LPG cylinders, washing machines, fans and other items. Farmers are looking for their goods and visiting the villages.
Demand for compensation for goods
Another KMSC leader Satnam Singh Pannu Punjab has demanded compensation for the missing goods and the removal of the construction of the farmers in the Shambu and Khanouri protests. As the protests grow, the farmers created temporary structures on the highway to accommodate the protesters and continue their movement.
When taking action, explain that the Punjab police have set up JCB machines to eliminate temporary structures to evacuate the highway in Shambu and Khanouri. Farmers who protested under the leadership of United Kisan Morcha (non-political) and Kisan Mazdoor Morcha have been camping at the border points of Shambu (Shamba-Ambala) and Khanuri (Sangrur-Jind) since February 13, because the Haryana police took off without permission. (PTI)
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