Asfarmers sitting on Delhi borders have completed 7 months of their protestagainst the three farm laws, they are observing 'Save Farming, Save DemocracyDay' on Saturday all across the country. The farmers will submit memorandum toall the governors in the name of the President of India on this occasion.
Alarge number of farmers are present on the Ghazipur border with their tractors.However, they have made it clear that they will not enter Delhi with theirtractors.
Underthe leadership of farmer leader Yudhveer Singh, 4 to 5 people will go to meetthe Lieutenant Governor of Delhi. They have been given time for the meeting.
Atthe same time, on the completion of 7 months of the farmers protest and theanniversary of the emergency imposed by the then Prime Minister Indira Gandhiin 1975, the farmers will submit a memorandum to the governors all acrossIndia.
RakeshTikait, the national spokesperson of Bharatiya Kisan Union said, "Farmersof Delhi unit will go to meet the Lieutenant Governor. The farmers who havereached the border have not come to go to Delhi. The day this will happen, wewill take 4 lakh tractors to Delhi."
"Farmerswho came to the border will go back and then other farmers will come to theborder. This will continue till the farm laws are repealed."
"Thecentral government does not want to talk to us, we are sitting aroundDelhi."
Therewas silence on the Ghazipur border for the last few months, but now once againa buzz has been created with the presence of large number of farmers who havecome with tractors.
Thefarmers' agitation on Saturday marked the completion of seven months. Hundredsof farmers and other citizens will send their memorandum to the President ofIndia through the Governors of the States and Union Territories.
Inview of the farmers protest, Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) will shut forpublic use three stations -- University, Civil Line and Vidhan Sabha from 10a.m. to 2 p.m.