Key Takeaways
- Farmers protest at Shambhu border, demanding justice and compensation
- Farmers’ March to Delhi aims to implement Swaminathan Commission recommendations
- Farmers demand reinstatement of Land Acquisition Act 2013 and compensation for families of farmers killed during Kissan Bills Agitation
Chandigarh: The meeting of the farmers’ leaders with the Central Government Ministers was inconclusive, after which the farmers left for Delhi on Tuesday.
Farmers tried to break the barricade at the Shambhu border, after which the Haryana police fired tear gas shells and a stampede broke out among the people.
The Swaminathan Commission recommendations, including a legal guarantee of Minimum Support Price (MSP) and Pension for farmers and farm workers, are key demands of the Farmers’ March to Delhi.
The farmers are demanding ‘Justice’, reinstatement of the Land Acquisition Act 2013, and compensation for the families of farmers killed during the previous Kissan Bills Agitation.
