New Delhi: All three bills related to agriculture have been passed by the Parliament, but the protest is not taking the name of diminishing. The farmers of the country will take to the streets against these three agricultural bills and take to the streets against the government. The Bharatiya Kisan Union and the All India Kisan Sangharsh Coordination Committee have announced a Bharat Bandh on 25 September. This is the first time in the era of the Corona epidemic when the farmer is going on the road to take up his demand, while till now virtual protests were going on.

The leaders of farmer organizations have jointly launched a movement against the anti-farmer policies of the Modi government. Rakesh Tikait, spokesman of All India Farmers Union, said that farmers of the entire country will stage sit-in demonstrations and drive around in protest against the Agricultural Reform Bill 2020 on 25 September. Farmers in Uttar Pradesh will jam their respective villages, towns and highways. Whereas in Haryana it is planned to be completely closed. He said that this protest of the farmers will not be digital, but the farmers will come out on the streets and speak out against the government.

Kisan Union General Secretary Dharmendra Malik said that the Bharatiya Kisan Union will fight the war of this right with strength. If the government is adamant on dogma then we farmers will not back down. The government has attacked the stomach of the farmer, which we will not tolerate at all.

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