Farmers' Mahapanchayat today amid heavy police deployment in Muzaffarnagar

If we are stopped, we will break the barricade and move on: Tikait

Large number of farmers from Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh will join, 500 buses will run: Tikait

Mission UP is likely to be announced in the Mahapanchayat in view of the Assembly elections

New Delhi: A farmers' mahapanchayat is going to be held in Uttar Pradesh on Sunday. In which a large number of farmers are likely to be present. Following which the government has rocked a large police convoy in the areas where this mahapanchayat is to be held. So farmer leader Rakesh Tikait said that if we were stopped, we would continue to break down the barricades.

Rakesh Tikait said that a large number of farmers would be present in this mahapanchayat. "Efforts are being made to stop the farmers in the Mahapanchayat but we will not allow the government to succeed in that," Tikait said. We will break down the barricades if any farmers are stopped. This Mahapanchayat is going to be held in Muzaffarnagar which is being led by Kisan Morcha.

The Kisan Morcha is currently leading the farmers' movement in Delhi. It is estimated that 2000 farmers from Punjab are likely to come to this mahapanchayat. The farmers will reach Muzaffarnagar from Amritsar at 4 am by expressway from Jalandhar at 5 am and from Ludhiana by expressway in the morning.

400-500 farmers have also left the Delhi border for this Mahapanchayat. Two buses have already left Muzaffarnagar from Dharna Sruthal. About 500 buses have been hired to transport the farmers to Muzaffarnagar.

Kisan Morcha and farmer leaders are preparing to announce Mission UP in Muzaffarnagar Mahapanchayat. Uttar Pradesh is going to hold assembly elections next year with a big announcement by farmers in mind.

On the other hand, keeping in view the farmers' mahapanchayat, six companies of PAC and two companies of RAF have been deployed. The purpose of this farmers' mahapanchayat will be to increase pressure on the government to repeal agricultural laws.

At the same time, legal recognition and assurance of support prices is one of the main demands of the movement. Earlier in Haryana, clashes between police and farmers in Karnal had left many farmers beheaded and the farmers' anger had also increased.