One individual to reach Delhi of each family: Haryana Khap Leaders.
Key sentence:
- Major khap (clan) panchayats from Haryana allowed sending at least one member of each family to Delhi-border farmer protests.
- Kandela, amongst the most powerful personalities in the state, held a meeting in Kandela village on Friday.
- After viewing the monument of farm leader Chhotu Ram, hundreds of our tractors will move towards the Ghazipur border on Saturday.
On Friday, major khap (clan) panchayats from Haryana agreed to send at least one member from each family to Delhi-border farmer protests and also socially boycott politicians of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) as well as the Jannayak Janata Party (JJP) of Dushyant Chautala, khap representatives said. A BJP-JJP alliance governs Haryana.
one of the state’s biggest internet shutdown:
The step came just as the government of Haryana stopped the mobile internet until Saturday night in Rewari, Panipat, Hisar, Ambala, Jind, Bhiwani, Karnal, Kaithal, Kurukshetra, Rohtak, as well as Sirsa, one of the state’s most widespread internet shutdowns.
The goal of the change is to limit contact among farm groups and avoid mobilization. But the harm had previously been done.
Kandela, among the most powerful people in the state, held a meeting in Kandela village on Friday. Similarly, at Uchana as well as Julana in Jind, accordingly, Dadan and Barh could conduct their meetings.
In Dadri, the Phogat khap, the Sarv khap in Rohtak, as well as the Sarv Sheoran khap interacted at the village of Kharkari in Bhiwani.
head of the Phogat Khap Balwant Nambardar stated:
“We also socially decided to boycott Haryana Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala, Bhiwani-Mahendergarh MP Dharambir Singh as well as former Dadri MLA Rajdeep Phogat, who has been the chairman of the BJP-JJP government,” said Balwant Nambardar, leader of Phogat Khap. In our social roles, we won’t name these representatives.
Om Prakash Hooda Hooda Khap’s chief state:
Om Prakash Hooda, Hooda Khap’s chief, claimed his clan unanimously agreed to bar the entry into their controlled villages of governing party leaders as well as government officials till the three farm laws were revoked.
The new law introduces a level-playing field:
Also, at the Delhi border, farmers across Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh as well as other northern states have also been protesting to demand the reversal of the three controversial farm laws approved last September.
The farmers state that they fear their incomes will be impacted by corporate farming. Nevertheless, the government appears to argue that the new law would raise farmers’ incomes as well as introduce a fair playing field.
Further, Balwant Nambardar stated:
They may also plan to send reinforcement to its state’s Delhi border, where farmers were already camping as of November.
The Sarv Panchayat Khap called a meeting and also said that thousands of Haryana farmers would soon reach the borders of Delhi. “The (Phogat) Khap planned to bring at least one individual to the border of Delhi of each family,” Nambardar said.
Om Prakash Hooda, Hooda Khap stated:
“After viewing the monument of farm leader Chhotu Ram, hundreds of our tractors will move towards the Ghazipur border tomorrow (Saturday) via Sampla.
“We will assure the daily milk supply as well as other products,” said Hooda of Hooda Khap. Protesters closed the Chandigarh-Jind highway early Friday; other protesters from Bhiwani, Jind, Rohtak, Dadri, Hisar as well as other regions of the state reached toll places.
