Thousands of tractors reaching Delhi borders from various state to make Tractor rally a historic success
After getting due permission from the Delhi police after meeting its commissioner S. N Srivastava, the agitating farmers since the last 61 days with more than sixty farmers martyred, the Kisan Samyukt Sangharsh Sammittee comprising of about more than 45 farmers organisations are busy making all the concrete arrangements for the massive tractor rally on outer ring road of Delhi after the formal conclusion of the Republic Day parade etc. According to unofficial news floating in, there will be probably twenty thousand tractors in the Tractor’s rally with a Kisan Tableau as well, portraying its various aspects of the ongoing agitation etc. The Delhi police had while granting permission to the agitating Kisan union leaders given clear instructions to hold the peaceful tractor rally and converge at the respective agitating sites peaceful viz Singhu, Tikri n other borders making law and order situation. The farmers Samyukt Sangharsh Sammittee has also formed it’s War Tom with more than forty doctors, social mediamen and volunteers etc to monitor the rallies properly. The farmer leaders and associations have very unambiguously instructed and appealed to the tractor drivers ( farmers) to carry with them the ration of 24 hours and conduct the rally peacefully in order to maintain due descipline and decorum especially after the news of some Pakistan sponsored terrorists allegedly making attempts to disrupt peace and tranquility in the tractors rally. According to latest news hundreds of tractors from Haryana, Punjab, Rajasthan, various districts of Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand n Himachal Pradesh are on way to participate in this historic tractors rally as a result there may be traffic jam in various national highways reaching Delhi from the above states. In addition to this in states like Maharashtra, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu and Kerala etc various Kisan unions showing solidarity with the ongoing agitation against the three contescious farmers bills are holding their respective tractor rallies in their own state. In Mumbai, Maharashtra’s Azad Maidan thousands of peasents from various districts of Maharashtra have started gathering in solidarity to the central Kisan tractor rally. The NCP leader Sharad Pawar has today addressed their rally and criticized the central government for forcibly imposing on them the three black agricultural laws passed arbitrarily with the majority and the consent of millions of farmers of the country. The agitating farmers forty five or more unions have made this tractor rally a prestigious issue and are fully and dedicatedly involved in its preparation to make it a historical success demanding repeal of anti farmer three contentious laws imposed on them arbitrarily to please the crony capitalists say farmer leaders.
