Farmers have decided to end their sit-in protest in Chandigarh following a significant police action that took place recently. The protest, which garnered attention and support from various agricultural communities, was initially organized to voice their concerns regarding several unresolved issues affecting their livelihoods. However, the intervention by law enforcement prompted the farmers to reconsider their strategy. Despite calling off the sit-in, the farmers issued a stern warning to Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann, urging him to address their grievances promptly. They emphasized that if their demands are not met, they may resort to more intense forms of protest in the future. The farmers remain steadfast in their commitment to advocating for their rights and are prepared to mobilize again if necessary. This situation highlights the ongoing tensions between the agricultural community and the government, reflecting the broader struggles faced by farmers in the region. It remains to be seen how the government will respond to these concerns and whether meaningful dialogue can be established to resolve the ongoing issues affecting the farming sector in Punjab.
Farmers have decided to end their sit-in protest in Chandigarh following a significant police action that took place recently
