In view of the week-long Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM) protest in Chandigarh, particular preparations are being made within the metropolis from August 31.
The vehicular visitors on the highway stretch from Faidan barrier in the direction of Chandigarh aspect on Purv Marg has been diverted.
The highway stretch from T level, Sector 48 gentle level in the direction of the interior highway of Sector 48-49 and Sector 49/50 in the direction of Chandigarh aspect has been restricted.
Chandigarh Police have suggested the general public to make use of different routes and observe visitors updates.
A joint assembly of senior officers of Punjab and Chandigarh Police and the executive committee of the SKM was held on the PSPCL relaxation home in Mohali not too long ago. The assembly was attended by Rupnagar DIG Nanak Singh, Mohali SSP Harmandeep Singh Hans and Chandigarh SSP Kanwardeep Kaur.
The assembly mentioned the placement of the protest, parking of tractor-trolleys, cleanliness, water, bogs, transportation and different preparations.
Farmer leaders Balbir Rajewal, Baldev Nihalgarh and others attended the assembly, which mentioned the protest being organised by the SKM.
Farmer chief Paramdeep Baidwan stated the Chandigarh administration is giving area to the SKM in Sectors 48 and 49 for the protest.
He stated the Mohali administration will depart one aspect of the highway as much as Bestech Mall and one aspect of the highway from Part 11 for tractor trolleys. He stated the administration has assured essential preparations, including that the farmer organisations have additionally taken the endeavor to make essential preparations to keep away from any visitors issues.
Bharatiya Kisan Union Rajewal district president Kirpal Singh Siau stated a whole lot of tractor-trolleys from Mohali district will be a part of the farmers’ protest. He stated the district can also be arranging langars.
SKM calls for
Resolving the long-standing dispute over river waters on the idea of riparian rules, repealing Sections 78, 79 and 80 of the Reorganisation Act, 1966, full mortgage waiver for farmers and farm labourers, opposing the proposed free commerce settlement with the US, fixing minimal assist worth on the idea of ‘C2 plus 50 per cent’ for all agricultural produce besides wheat and paddy, repealing the Dam Security Act, Electrical energy Modification Act and the Seed Invoice, and having a social safety allowance of Rs 10,000 per 30 days for farmers and labourers.
