New Delhi: The war between the central government and farmers has intensified. The proposal of the Central Government has been rejected by the farmers. The farmers have announced to intensify the movement till the new law is withdrawn. Farmers are now preparing to surround the national capital Delhi. On December 12, they will jam on Delhi-Jaipur and Delhi-Agra highway.

Along with this, farmers will stage a sit-in demonstration across the country on 14 December. Even if the government does not agree on this, the ministers and leaders of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will be targeted. The farmers are demanding the withdrawal of agricultural law. They feel that the demand for the interests and rights for which they are ready for political turmoil under the open sky since 14 days is not being met. Farmer leader Shivkumar Kakka has said that there was nothing new in the government's proposal. Farmers union leaders have described the proposal sent by the government as disrespectful to the farmers of the country. However, he said that if the government sends fresh proposals for talks, they are ready to consider it.

Let us tell you that there have been five rounds of talks with the government, but nothing has been achieved in that conversation. Therefore, it was expected that when the government is ready to change the agricultural law, then the farmers may agree, but the farmers are not ready to bow down. If they want to cancel all three agricultural laws.

Also Read:

Protection of women and children: Maharasthra Cabinet nods 2 bills strengthening the law

Prominent Musician Narendra Bhide dies of heart attack

China productively launches two satellites for gravitational wave detection