Farmers Protest, Bharat Bandh: Talks on Sunday...
Farmers Protest, Bharat Bandh: Talks on Sunday...
The Shambhu Border between punjab and haryana remains tense due to police using tear gas shelling and stone pelting amid the statewide strike called by the protesting farmers' unions. After meeting for a third round of talks on thursday to discuss the farmers' long-standing demands, including the Minimum Support Price (MSP), the protest on friday marked the fourth day that a breakthrough between the administration and the protesting farmers remained to be accomplished. Transportation and agriculture were the two main industries affected by the farmers' call for a Gramin Bharat Bandh.Urban regions may see shortages of milk and vegetables as a result of the strike, and central trade union participation in the bandh will have an impact on transportation services. if or not local unions are participating in the strike will determine if state buses are available.Farmers from Tripura demonstrate in Agartala against the use of tear gas and caning at data-border crossings.In the midst of their rallies at various data-border posts throughout the nation, the Sanyukta Kisan Morcha and the Tripura branch of the Centre of indian Trade Unions (CITU) called for protests in the state on friday over the purported security crackdown on agitated farmers. Amidst the protests on the data-borders of punjab, haryana, and Delhi-Ghaziabad, the Sanyukta United Kisan Morcha and CITU in Tripura denounced the reported use of tear gas and caning of farmers.
The Shambhu Border between punjab and haryana remains tense due to police using tear gas shelling and stone pelting amid the statewide strike called by the protesting farmers' unions. After meeting for a third round of talks on thursday to discuss the farmers' long-standing demands, including the Minimum Support Price (MSP), the protest on friday marked the fourth day that a breakthrough between the administration and the protesting farmers remained to be accomplished. Transportation and agriculture were the two main industries affected by the farmers' call for a Gramin Bharat Bandh.Urban regions may see shortages of milk and vegetables as a result of the strike, and central trade union participation in the bandh will have an impact on transportation services. if or not local unions are participating in the strike will determine if state buses are available.Farmers from Tripura demonstrate in Agartala against the use of tear gas and caning at data-border crossings.In the midst of their rallies at various data-border posts throughout the nation, the Sanyukta Kisan Morcha and the Tripura branch of the Centre of indian Trade Unions (CITU) called for protests in the state on friday over the purported security crackdown on agitated farmers. Amidst the protests on the data-borders of punjab, haryana, and Delhi-Ghaziabad, the Sanyukta United Kisan Morcha and CITU in Tripura denounced the reported use of tear gas and caning of farmers.