Diljit Dosanjh Supports Bharat Bandh Called By Farmers On Dec 8, Prays Issue Gets Resolved Soon
Diljit Dosanjh who in solidarity with their demands and issues has also extended support to the peaceful protest tomorrow. He urged people to join the protest and prayed that the issue gets resolved soon.
About 250 farmers from Gujarat will join the peaceful protest at Singhu Border in Delhi. Eighteen political parties have extended support to the farmers.
Party leaders including Congress president Sonia Gandhi, NCP patriarch Sharad Pawar, Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav, DMK chief M K Stalin, and Left Front¡¯s Sitaram Yechury and D Raja have have said that they will support the call of Bharat Bandh by farmers "whole-heartedly".
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Diljit Dosanjh who is in solidarity with their demands and issues has also extended support to the peaceful protest tomorrow. He urged people to join the protest and prayed that the issue gets resolved soon.
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¡ª DILJIT DOSANJH (@diljitdosanjh) December 7, 2020
"Stop calling farmers terrorists, they provide food to us all. If India is a precious ring then Punjab is its shining jewel. I am praying that this issue is resolved soon", he wrote.
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¡ª DILJIT DOSANJH (@diljitdosanjh) December 7, 2020
Ena Rab Roop Bandeya Nu Terrorists Kehna BAND KARO ??
BHARAT HAI WANG MUNDRI
VICH NAG PUNJAB DA ??
Asi Sarey Ardaas Karde Haan Ke Jaldi Ton Jaldi Maslaa Hal Hove ??#FarmerProtest #8_??????_????_???? pic.twitter.com/HKeuR6Wgww
Farmer leaders have called for maximum participation tomorrow and appealed everyone to make sure that the Bharat Bandh remains peaceful.
"This agitation is not only of Punjab farmers but is of entire nation. We are going to strengthen our agitation and it has already spread across the nation. Since the government was not able to deal with us properly, we gave a call for ¡®Bharat Bandh¡¯. During yesterday¡¯s meeting, even the ministers were upset with our call for Bharat bandh,¡± farmer leader Baldev Singh Yadav said at a press conference.
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"We won¡¯t let anyone turn it violent and would take strict action against them. We request everyone to be part of the bandh,¡± he said.
So far, the talks between farmers' unions and government have been futile. The sixth round of discussion is scheduled to take place on Dec 9.
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