Farmers are protesting against the farm laws and havetermed these black laws for more than 70 days now. Many farmers have died.Mahapanchayats are being organized in Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan andPunjab.
The union agriculture minister, Narendra Singh Tomar hadearlier said that it is a protest by only one state. The Supreme Court has putthe implementation of laws on hold and the government had also offered to putthese law in abeyance but the farmers demand repeal of laws.
Rakesh Tikait of BKU said, "There will be 'GharWapsi' only after #FarmLaws are repealed. Our 'manch & panch' will be thesame. Singhu border will remain our office. Whether Centre wants to talk today,in 10 days or next yr, we're ready. Won't go without removing metal spikes fromDelhi."
Earlier also, he said that the government could make alaw on assuring the minimum support price (MSP). Due to the absence of such alaw farmers are being “looted” by the traders and that law will ensure that thefarmers sell their produce at a good rate. The law on MSP will benefit thefarmers Tikait said.
Similarly, Balbir Singh Rajewal of BKU Rajewal in thefirst Mahapanchayat in Punjab said, "We will win. However, I want toassert to all of you that if we remain peaceful, we will win and if anyviolence happens, Modi will win. After January 26 episode, aandolan suffered a setback,but it took just two days to people to understand the chronology and againstarted moving towards Delhi borders, let thsi movement continue. Let us be thestrength at all the border be it Singhu, Tikri, Palwal, Shahjahanpur and evenGhazipur. I bow before all of you for being the main force behind thismovement."