Rahul Gandhi Coming to Punjab to Seek Votes After Rubbing Salt into the Wounds of Families of 1984 Sikh Genocide Victims : Tarun Chugh Choosing November 1 for a Delhi Protest and Tearing Posters Demanding Justice for Sikhs Reflec Congress's Insensitivity and Hostile Attitude Towards the Sikh Community : Chugh Before Welcoming Rahul Gandhi, Pargat Singh, Raja Warring, Partap Bajwa and All Punjab Congress Leaders Must Clarify Their Stand on the 1984 Anti-Sikh Massacre : Chugh Chandigarh 3 November ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : BJP National Headquarters In-Charge and MP Tarun Chugh today fired the Congress for inflicting brutal injuries on the minds and the psyche of the Sikhs in the past. Questioning the propriety and validity of forhtcoming visit of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to Punjab, Chugh said Rahul Gandhi must answer the questions surrounding the suffering of families affected by the 1984 Sikh genocide, their decades-long struggle and their continued demand for justice....
Farmers Alarmed by Trump’s Statement on Trade Deal; Over 100 Farmers’ Organisations Warn of Nationwide Agitation
Farmers Alarmed by Trump’s Statement on Trade Deal; Over 100 Farmers’ Organisations Warn of Nationwide Agitation
New Delhi/Chandigarh 22 October ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : US President Donald Trump’s statement regarding the India–US trade deal has put Indian farmers on alert. Today, a meeting of over 100 farmers’ organisations was held in New Delhi. The meeting unanimously resolved that if the government signs a draft trade deal that harms the interests of Indian farmers, farmers will be compelled to launch a nationwide agitation. It may be recalled that a day earlier, US President Donald Trump had stated that India and the United States were very close to reaching a trade deal and that the deal would be different from previous agreements.
The meeting of farmers’ organisations was held under the banner of Desh Bachao Morcha at the Gurudwara Rakab Ganj complex in New Delhi. Haryana farmer leader Gurnam Singh Charuni was authorised to closely monitor government decisions and take emergency decisions whenever necessary. His name was proposed by farmer leader V. M. Singh, and the proposal was unanimously approved by the meeting. Vishwatma Bharat Gandhi, a member of the Morcha’s Core Committee, appealed for Desh Bachao Morcha to be developed into a united front representing all movements across the country. He also urged that the Morcha be run democratically in the true sense, with a transparent decision-making process. At the meeting, former Bombay High Court judge Justice B. G. Kolse-Patil, along with certain other individuals, was authorised to engage in dialogue with various farmers’ and workers’ organisations. 
The meeting also unanimously resolved to constitute three delegations to engage in dialogue with movements currently underway in the country, including the movement against the Chief Election Commissioner, the movement against Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs), and movements seeking a change of government through democratic and constitutional means in opposition to the government’s anti-people policies. To coordinate various movements with Desh Bachao Morcha, at least one meeting will be organised in every state. The maximum possible number of members of the Morcha’s Core Committee will participate in these meetings.
Dates and conveners for meetings of Kisan Bachao Morcha have been finalised in Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Assam, Manipur, Maharashtra and several other states. The meeting was chaired by Jasbir Singh Bhatti, a prominent farmer leader from Bathinda district, Punjab. Farmer leaders V. M. Singh and Gurnam Singh Charuni jointly conducted the proceedings. Besides farmer leaders, several prominent individuals attended the meeting, including Supreme Court advocates Mahmood Pracha, Bhanu Pratap Singh and Balraj Singh Malik.
The meeting also unanimously resolved to constitute three delegations to engage in dialogue with movements currently underway in the country, including the movement against the Chief Election Commissioner, the movement against Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs), and movements seeking a change of government through democratic and constitutional means in opposition to the government’s anti-people policies. To coordinate various movements with Desh Bachao Morcha, at least one meeting will be organised in every state. The maximum possible number of members of the Morcha’s Core Committee will participate in these meetings.
Dates and conveners for meetings of Kisan Bachao Morcha have been finalised in Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Assam, Manipur, Maharashtra and several other states. The meeting was chaired by Jasbir Singh Bhatti, a prominent farmer leader from Bathinda district, Punjab. Farmer leaders V. M. Singh and Gurnam Singh Charuni jointly conducted the proceedings. Besides farmer leaders, several prominent individuals attended the meeting, including Supreme Court advocates Mahmood Pracha, Bhanu Pratap Singh and Balraj Singh Malik.
Comments
Post a Comment