Samyukta Kisan Morcha News

The police have enforced restrictive orders under Section 144 and a traffic advisory for commuters has been released, warning them of the disruptions and diversions along the Delhi-Noida border region.

Farmers' Protest LIVE Updates: The farmers, who have been preparing for the march for several days, have loaded their trailers with dry foodstuff to sustain the protest for long. They have also arranged for ‘langar’ to feed the protesters wherever they camp.

According to an SKM statement on Saturday, on May 7, several leaders of the organisation from Punjab, Haryana, Delhi and Uttar Pradesh will visit the protest site at Jantar Mantar and extend support to the protesting wrestlers.  

The Agnipath scheme announced on June 14, seeks to recruit youths in the age bracket of 17-and-half and 21 for only four years with a provision to retain 25 per cent of them for 15 more years.

BJP Kisan Morcha leaders met Nadda. Thanks for making Dhankhar the candidate. NDA's Vice Presidential candidate is Dhankhar. See some special pictures.

The farmers` body has also decided to oragnize a nationwide protest on March 21 over the role of the government in the Lakhimpur Kheri incident.

A new 'Samyukta Kisan Morcha (SKM)' is formed to contest Punjab Assembly elections in 2022 Farmer leader Balbir Singh Rajewal, who will the Morcha's face in the polls, gave this information

The national executive meeting of the BJP Kisan Morcha was held on Sunday for the first time after the suspension of three agricultural laws. This meeting took place in Gurugram, Haryana.

Union minister Narendra Singh Tomar said states will decide on withdrawal of cases against farmers. Centre had promised to withdraw cases against farmers immediately. Rakesh Tikait said farmers will leave all protest sites in Delhi by December 15.

"Mahapanchayat will be held from time to time to discuss farmers` issues," said Rakesh Tikait. BKU leader also lauded the role of media in highlighting farmers` agitation. Farmers had been protesting against the farm laws on various borders of Delhi since November 26, 2020.

Families of farmers along with fellow villagers at many places on the Delhi-Karnal-Ambala and Delhi-Hisar national highways along with other state highways enroute were welcoming and honouring the peasants coming in tractor trolleys with garlands, 'laddoos', 'barfi' and other sweets.

Farmers have taken down their settlements and have vacated the borders around Delhi Farmers at the Singhu border sang bhajans before vacating the site Those at Tikri border were seen dancing to celebrate the success of their protest

Farmers at the Singhu border expressed their happiness and prepare to return to their homes after calling off their protest against the farm laws. BKU expressed grief over the death of all those 700 farmers who lost their lives in this year-long protest.

The farmers' protest ended on Thursday On November 29, Parliament passed a bill to repeal the three laws

A review meeting will be held on January 15 We will resume our agitation if demands are not met, said farmers' leaders Protesters will carry out a ‘victory march’ to their home

The SKM had earlier said that a consensus has been reached over a revised draft proposal of the Centre on their pending demands. The apex body of farmers said that it will meet on Thursday to decide the future course of the movement, even as its leaders demanded a formal communication on government letterhead.

SKM is likely to call off their 14-month agitation today. The protest will be called off only after receiving the final copy of the Centre’s revised proposal which has accepted their demands.