 "At the Kisan Mahapanchayat in Haryana, farmers declared neutrality in elections, focusing on uniting against government injustices and strengthening their movement.")
Farmers gathered at the Kisan Mahapanchayat in Uchana, Haryana, on September 15, 2024, to discuss their ongoing movement rather than political support. Organized by the Bharatiya Kisan Naujawan Union, the event saw participation from a large number of farmers from Haryana, Punjab, and beyond. Farmer leader Jagjit Singh Dallewal emphasized that their focus is on strengthening the farmers’ movement, not engaging in electoral politics. He condemned government actions aimed at restricting farmer participation, including barriers and food restrictions. The next Mahapanchayat is scheduled for September 22 in Pipli, Kurukshetra, highlighting farmers’ demands that affect all of India. Abhimanyu Kohad urged farmers to remember past injustices when voting, reinforcing their commitment to the movement.
Title: Kisan Mahapanchayat in Haryana Highlights Farmers’ Unity and Future Plans
In a significant gathering held at Uchana in Haryana’s Jind district, farmers from Haryana, Punjab, and other states came together for a Kisan Mahapanchayat on Sunday. Organized by the Bharatiya Kisan Naujawan Union, the event saw prominent farmer leaders, including Jagjit Singh Dallewal, Shravan Singh Pandher, and Abhimanyu Kohad, addressing the attendees.
During the Mahapanchayat, it was announced that the farmers would remain neutral in the upcoming elections, choosing not to support or oppose any political party. Dallewal emphasized that the farmers’ movement is focused on strengthening its cause rather than engaging in electoral politics. He stated, “Our aim is to raise awareness about the government’s failures and the decisions affecting farmers nationwide.”
The Mahapanchayat also served as a platform to plan future actions, with the next gathering scheduled for September 22 in Pipli, Kurukshetra. Dallewal pointed out that the demands being raised are not limited to Punjab and Haryana; they resonate with farmers across India, underlining the nationwide relevance of their movement.
Concerns about government interference were also raised, as Dallewal expressed discontent over barriers that were set up to prevent farmers from attending the event and claimed that there were attempts to stop local Gurudwara managers from providing food to the farmers.
Abhimanyu Kohad added that, while the farmers do not advocate for any specific political party, they urge voters to remember the hardships faced by farmers and laborers over the past decade when they head to the polls.
This Mahapanchayat reinforces the solidarity among farmers and their commitment to advocate for their rights as they continue their struggle for justice.
Tags: Kisan Mahapanchayat, Farmers, Agriculture, Haryana, Punjab, Farmers’ Rights, Bharatiya Kisan Naujawan Union, Political Neutrality, Farmer Leaders, India.
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What is the Kisan Mahapanchayat about?
The Kisan Mahapanchayat is a gathering of farmers to discuss their issues and concerns without supporting or opposing any political party during elections. -
Why should farmers not support any political party?
Farmers are encouraged to stay neutral in elections to focus on their main issues, like better prices for crops and financial support, instead of getting involved in party politics. -
What do farmers hope to achieve from the Mahapanchayat?
Farmers want to unite and voice their demands for fair policies, better agricultural practices, and government support to improve their livelihoods. -
Will there be any political representatives at the Mahapanchayat?
No, the focus of the Mahapanchayat is on farmers and their issues. Political representatives are not invited to ensure a neutral discussion. - How can farmers participate in the Mahapanchayat?
Farmers can join the Mahapanchayat by attending the event and sharing their views and concerns about farming and agricultural policies.
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