From Boycotting Ambani, Adani Products To Nationwide Stir, This Is What's Next For Farmers

The farmers' protest against contentious farm laws have entered day 15 today with a deadlock situation between them and the Centre.

The farmers unions had yesterday rejected the Centre¡¯s final proposal of amendments to the three farm laws and announced a bigger movement.

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The stalemate is expected to continue as there is no next meeting scheduled between the farmers and Centre.

What's next for farmers

The farmers who have been camping near the borders of the national capital have announced that they will take the stir to a national level if the Centre does not repeal the farm laws.

More protesters are expected to join the agitation. The farmers have also announced their plan to block Delhi-Jaipur highway by December 12.

Bharatiya Kisan Union leader Jagmohan Singh said farmer leaders are open to continuing the dialogue. ¡°We will come for the meeting if the government invites, but our demand should be met. It has become a mass movement. We cannot return to our villages with empty hands,¡± he said.

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Agriculture minister Narendra Tomar is likely to make an appeal to the farmers to end their agitation and work with the government, ANI said.

Meanwhile, the farmers have also announced to boycott establishments owned by Ambani and Adani groups.

Leader Jangvir Singh said establishments and services ¡°owned by Adani and Ambani'' would be boycotted. Other farmers' leaders have said that they would also boycott Jio SIM card, and requested people to opt out of these services.