New Delhi: As the farmers’ unrest opposing the new farm laws passed by the Narendra Modi government entered day 5 on Monday, the sounds of Gurbani and the lessons of the Sikh Gurus resonated on the event of Guru Nanak Jayanti.
Covered by the tractor trolleys, the centre stage of the protest site at Singhu resonated with the words of the Gurus (Gurbani) as the farmers who are speaking to the gathering included them in their speeches.
As the morning sun arose, the sloganeering opposing the agricultural laws began by the protesters.
On the order end, the preparation of the security forces has likewise started at the border to guarantee that the peace and harmony stay intact while the protests proceed.
The farmers on Sunday declined a proposal by the Centre to move all the agitation to Delhi’s Burari ground and lift the blockade at the borders.
The farmers said the proposal of talks is conditional and they won’t move to the Burari.
The farmers had been told to wait at wherever they were till additional directions from their leaders.
Bharatiya Kisan Union leader Rakesh Tikait stated they have additionally decided to remain at Ghazipur.
He stated: “We will not leave this spot. We will not move to Burari. The Centre should come forward and listen to the farmers.
In the midst of continuous protests by farmers at Tikri and Singhu borders, the Delhi Traffic Police on Monday urged commuters to take alternate paths to enter and exit Haryana. Both the border points at Singhu and Tikri are shut as the farmers have declined the Centre’s proposal to move to the Burari Park in New Delhi.
On Sunday, farmers declared that they would blockade five entryways into Delhi — Sonipat, Jaipur, Rohtak, Ghaziabad-Hapur, and Mathura — in the coming days.
with IANSinputs
