The Samyukt Kisan Morcha, initiating the anti-farm laws protests called for a 'Bharat Bandh' on September 25. This move is directed for further strengthening and expanding the farmers' agitation which was completed nine months on Thursday.

Ashish Mittal from SKM held a press conference at Delhi's Singhu border, He said, ''We are calling for a 'Bharat bandh' on September 25. This is happening after a similar 'bandh' was organized on the same date last year." Mittal was also the convener of the all-India convention by farmers that concluded on Friday. The two-day event was a success and saw the participation of representatives from 22 states, Not only this, 300 farm unions with members of organizations that work for the welfare of women, laborers, tribals as well as youth and students were involved in the protest. During the convention, discussions, and deliberations took place on the farmers' struggle that has been going on for the last nine months. 

''We understood how the government has been attacking the farming community with the pro-corporate laws, and how by capturing the market, farmers' produce will be bought at lower prices. The government which is on the verge of bankruptcy is trying to recover the money from the farmers, laborers, and the common man by increasing the fuel prices and prices of cooking gas. All these anti-public steps are to benefit the corporate. It is important to strengthen our agitation against all of these factors,'' Mittal said in his argument against central farm laws. 

Over 10 rounds of talks with the government that has been projecting the laws as major agricultural reforms have failed to break the deadlock between the two parties.

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