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Wednesday will be six months of the Kisan agitation against the three agricultural laws of the Center. Farmer unions have announced to celebrate 'Black Day'. At the same time, Delhi Police has requested people not to hold meetings due to the current situation of Corona and lockdown. He has said to keep a strict vigil on the city limits. Strict action will be taken against those who take the law.
Public Relations Officer (PRO) of Delhi Police Chinmay Biswal said that the force is already in place on all the borders including Singhu, Tikri and Ghazipur. No illegal activity or entry will be allowed. Those who try to take the law into their own hands will be dealt with vigorously.
The United Kisan Morcha had announced 26 May to mark 'Black Day', marking the completion of six months of the peasant movement. The 12 major opposition parties, including the Congress, Trinamool Congress, Left parties, Samajwadi Party (SP), Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) and DMK, supported their protests last week.
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Appeal not to leave home
In view of the announcement of the United Kisan Morcha, the Delhi Police on Tuesday urged people to follow the Kovid guidelines and not to move out of their homes. Biswal said, "In the national capital for more than a month, there has been a serious situation due to corona virus. Many people died in this. Police and administration have taken several steps to control the situation.
He said, 'Lockdown was successfully carried out in Delhi with the help of the people. Due to this, the situation in the national capital is now slowly getting better.
What did the United Kisana Front say?
According to the statement released on Tuesday by the United Kisan Morcha, this peasant movement is running on 'truth and non-violence'. On Wednesday, it will complete six months of its historic struggle.
The statement said, 'United Kisan Morcha requests all Indians to celebrate Buddha Purnima on Wednesday so that truth and non-violence can get a strong place in our community. Especially at a time when efforts are being made to abolish these core values in our society.
Human Rights Commission issued notice
Meanwhile, the National Human Rights Commission has issued notices to the governments of Delhi, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh against allegations of farmers not adhering to the Kovid protection rules protesting near Delhi against agricultural laws.
The Commission has asked these governments to report the action within four weeks in view of the steps taken to prevent the spread of corona infection at the demonstration sites. The Commission has said that India is facing a second wave of Corona infection. In such a situation, these protestors are not only risking their lives, but are also threatening others in the rural areas. They can be 'potential carriers' of the virus.
The commission said, 'The complainant has stated that so far more than 300 farmers have died in these protests due to different reasons. Corona infection is also one of the reasons. Black fungus cases are increasing.
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Appeal to celebrate Black Day
United Kisan Morcha has appealed to all citizens to celebrate 'Black Day' by waving black flag from their homes, vehicles and other places. Farmer leaders said that on Wednesday, farmers should wear black turban and black chunni. A farmer leader Kulwant Singh said that he would put black flags on every border.
Let us tell that farmers have been protesting for the last six months at the Tikri Border, Singhu Border and Ghazipur Border near Delhi. Their demand is to withdraw all three agricultural laws and provide a legal guarantee for the minimum support price.
Rakesh Tikait asked to burn the effigy
On the occasion of the farmers' organizations celebrating the Black Day yesterday, National Spokesperson of the Bharatiya Kisan Union (BKU) Rakesh Tikait said that the effigy of the Government of India will be burnt on Wednesday. Black flag will be put on tractors and houses. It will start from 9-10 am.
Delhi HC refuses to hear
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday refused to look into the issue of the proposed march on May 26 in the national capital of farmers. A verbal appeal was made to the court to stop the farmers from moving towards Delhi's borders and to order the police to implement the guidelines of Kovid-19.
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