Indian farmers say barricades won’t stop Delhi march

Indian farmers, who have been protesting against controversial agricultural reforms for over two months, have stated that the barricades erected by authorities will not deter them from carrying out their planned march to Delhi.

The farmers have been camping at the borders of Delhi since November, demanding the repeal of laws they believe will negatively impact their livelihoods. Despite facing harsh weather conditions and growing pressure from the government to vacate the protest sites, the farmers remain resolute in their determination to continue their protest.

As the planned tractor rally on Republic Day approaches, authorities have set up barricades and deployed additional security personnel to prevent the farmers from entering the city. However, the farmers have vowed to breach the barricades and carry out their march as planned.

The farmers have received widespread support from various groups and individuals, both in India and internationally, who have voiced their solidarity with the protesters. The ongoing protest has also sparked a debate on the role of farmers in the country’s economy and the need for genuine dialogue between the government and the farming community.

Despite facing numerous challenges, including attempts to discredit their movement and disrupt their peaceful protest, the farmers remain steadfast in their demands and committed to achieving a resolution that addresses their concerns.