Even on May 31, farmers' stumbling block, Prime Minister Modi's letter will be considered in today's meeting

- Another group of farmers will fast today

New Delhi Dated 26th December 2020 Saturday

Even today, on the 31st day of the farmers' agitation, farmers were stumbling on the Delhi border and it was learned that another group of farmers would go on a fast today.

Farmer leaders will consider the proposal letter sent to the Prime Minister today. Winter was not as deadly as it is today when the movement began. At the Indus Border, Tikri Border, Ghazipur Border, etc., there was an impression that the farmers had settled in tent tents and tractors. The anchor was throbbing for them in the morning and evening for regular tea-water, two tank meals etc. Kisan Mall was started by Khalsa Aid to provide the necessities of life to the farmers where all the necessities of the farmers were being provided free of cost.

The killer was getting colder day by day. The older farmers were shivering from the cold but their intentions were still strong.

Farmers have made it clear that they will not leave Delhi until the government withdraws three recently enacted agricultural laws. The government, on the other hand, believed that once a law was withdrawn, it would set an example. One law was withdrawn today, tomorrow there will be such a stubborn movement for another law. So far, six rounds of talks have taken place between the government and the farmers. An important meeting of farmers' organizations is to be held today in which a decision will be taken on the proposal made by the Prime Minister. Some farmer leaders had hinted that they would resume talks so that the matter could be settled, a PTI news release said.

Meanwhile, sporadic demonstrations of farmers continued in other parts of the country. Meanwhile, sporadic demonstrations of farmers continued in other parts of the country. A total of 30 farmers, including Sant Baba Ramsingh, died in the last 31 days. So it can be said that there was an average daily death. The government alleged that the agitation was being run by the opposition in the name of farmers. Opposition was misleading the farmers.