Join­ing the cho­rus of sup­port to the 30 Pun­jab-based farmer or­gan­i­sa­tions, Dal Khalsa has an­nounced to ex­tend full sup­port to the farm­ers’ strug­gle and join the 27 No­vem­ber “Delhi Chalo” march against the con­tentious farm laws be­ing forcibly in Pun­jab and the rest of In­dia.

IN A JOINT STATE­MENT, DAL KHALSA LEAD­ERS Harpal Singh Cheema and Har­cha­ran­jit Singh Dhami have stated that farm­ers are the back­bone of Pun­jab and their or­gan­i­sa­tion is with the farm lead­ers and with each and every farmer in this hour of cri­sis.

Dal Khalsa ac­tivists will join the farm­ers to march to­wards Delhi on 26/​27 No­vem­ber in this united bid by Pun­jab to take the farm­ers’ ag­i­ta­tion to its log­i­cal con­clu­sions, said Dal Khalsa head Harpal Singh Cheema.

The lead­ers pointed out that, “the Naren­dra Modi gov­ern­ment was black­mail­ing the protest­ing farm­ers by stop­ping good trains to Pun­jab to pres­sur­ize them to clear rail tracks with­out con­ced­ing to their de­mand to re­peal the laws.”

“This is noth­ing but state vin­dic­tive­ness and a stub­born ap­proach by the In­dian gov­ern­ment to en­force their say with the protest­ing farm­ers.”

As the Pun­jab farm­ers call to gherao Delhi gath­ers mo­men­tum, it will be sig­nif­i­cant to see the re­sponse of the gov­ern­ment of Pun­jab, Haryana and Delhi. Will the gov­ern­ments al­low this united ef­fort by the Kisan or­gan­i­sa­tions or will it clamp down and de­tain them prior to the move­ment of farm­ers to Delhi?