It has been 11 days for farmers to protest against the new agricultural laws. The crowd of thousands of farmers on the Indus border on Delhi-Haryana is standing here 24 hours a day from the last 10 days. The farmers' demonstration is also on the Ghazipur border, Tikri border. Apart from this, some farmers are also protesting at Buradi ground. There has been talk of 5 rounds between the farmers and the government, but the deadlock continues. The farmers have now declared a Bharat Bandh on 8 December. With this, everyone's eyes are now focused on the discussion with the government on December 9.

The administration is preparing to deal with the emergency situation on the Indus border. The first plan of the force is that if the crowd of farmers moves towards Delhi, then there will be a team of RAF at the forefront which will sit in front of the crowd and say go from above. The Delhi Police will be behind the RAF, it will also sit in front of the crowd and they will adopt the plan towards the RAF, Delhi Police will say that if you go through us, BSF will be behind it. If the crowd does not stop then BSF will take action. Mock drills were conducted by security forces today for this exercise.

Former Uttar Pradesh CM Akhilesh Yadav will also hold meetings in support of farmers in UP from Monday. He said that from tomorrow onwards, Kisan Yatra will be taken out in every city of the state, Akhilesh Yadav himself will go to Kisan Mandi of Kannauj tomorrow and farmers will join the yatra. The same issue is increasing day by day.

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