Farmers' Protest: Haryana, Punjab farmers encircled Chandigarh, set up tents, and began langar; Many of the ladies included

 Farmers' Protest: Haryana, Punjab farmers encircled Chandigarh, set up tents, and began langar; Many of the ladies included

Farmers gathering along the border between Chandigarh and Mohali claim the government is ignoring their pleas. like to visit Chandigarh in order to share his opinions with the Governor. There are a lot of ladies as well. The farmers who arrived at the Panchkula Sector-5 protest location said that they would celebrate Guru Parv there on Monday and would subsequently go to Chandigarh on November 28 to meet with the Haryana governor.

Chandigarh. In anticipation of the Chandigarh march, farmers have encircled Chandigarh at the request of the Bharatiya Kisan Union and the United Kisan Morcha. Farmers from Haryana and Punjab have set up camp on Chandigarh's boundaries. Meanwhile, the police have put in place strong plans to put an end to them. The boundary between Panchkula and Mohali is well guarded by police.

Roadblocks are causing issues for people. A demonstration by farmer groups calling for the implementation of agricultural MSP and the release of the Swaminathan Commission report has been scheduled for Chandigarh on November 26 and 28. They claim that the government promised to adopt MSP at the time the Delhi movement was called off, but it never happened.

Farmers from outlying parts of Punjab stood on both sides of the road from Bawa White House Phase-11 to Jagatpura Chowk starting on Sunday morning, atop tractor-trolleys and other vehicles. Their carts were parked by the side of the road. He was scheduled to march on Chandigarh on Sunday, but the farmers union has requested that he pause for the time being near the border.

Following the union leaders' meeting on Monday, a decision will be made. This is where farmer leaders like Ruldu Singh Mansa, Joginder Singh Ugrahan, and Harinder Singh Lakhowal spoke. Over a thousand farmers have arrived in Panchkula and over 5,000 farmers have arrived in Jagatpura. Work has begun on erecting tents for them, and langars for meal preparations have been started. The protest location is being used to cook langar.

Farmers: The government is not paying attention. 

Farmers gathering along the border between Chandigarh and Mohali claim the government is ignoring their pleas. like to visit Chandigarh in order to share his opinions with the Governor. There are a lot of ladies as well. Farmers who arrived at the Panchkula Sector-5 protest site said that they would celebrate Guru Parv there on Monday and would go to Chandigarh on November 28 to meet with Haryana Governor Bandaru Dattatreya.