Amidst fears of vi­o­lence that may be ini­ti­ated by mis­cre­ant el­e­ments, lumpen el­e­ments, stooges of gov­ern­ment agen­cies, hooli­gans at the be­hest of the gov­ern­ment, Dal Khalsa and its sis­ter or­gan­i­sa­tion would be par­tic­i­pat­ing in the 26 Jan­u­ary Trac­tor March into Delhi led by party Pres­i­dent Harpal Singh Cheema, in full sol­i­dar­ity with the thou­sands of farm­ers at the Kissan Ekta Mor­cha on the bor­ders of Delhi. WSN re­ports.

THE WORLD IS WATCH­ING. IN­TER­NA­TIONAL ME­DIA HAS DE­SCENDED ON SINGHU-TIKRI BOR­DER. The Sikh world would be par­tic­i­pat­ing in per­son and spirit, the farm­ers from all across In­dia would be there, in de­fi­ance of the gov­ern­men­t’s anti-peo­ple laws. The Sikh world is in prayer, hold­ing its breath and wor­ried about what would hap­pen in Delhi in the next 72 hours.

The in­ci­dent of an in­truder caught by farm­ers last night is an eye-opener and now his re­trac­tion from his state­ment is a typ­i­cal method used by agen­cies to pro­tect its trained stooges.

To de­feat the de­signs of the gov­ern­ment, it is an op­por­tu­nity for the farm­ers to show the spirit of the Guru Ka Bagh Mor­cha and show un­prece­dented peace, pa­tience and dis­ci­pline.

In a stri­dent note to the gov­ern­ment of In­dia, for­mer Dal Khalsa head Har­cha­ran­jit Singh Dhami said, “The gov­ern­ment should not make any mis­chief. It stalled the ne­go­ti­a­tions over 11 round of talks and de­liv­ered noth­ing. The blame for any sin­is­ter at­tempt -overt or covert to de­rail the peace­ful protest would like on the shoul­ders of the Delhi po­lice and the gov­ern­ment of In­dia.”

Dal Khalsa urged all join­ing the protest and the Trac­tors March to Delhi to main­tain peace and dis­ci­pline and not give any han­dle to the se­cu­rity forces to use force against the farm­ers in the Trac­tor March on 26 Jan­u­ary 2021.

“We have not yet for­got­ten what hap­pened to Sikhs in No­vem­ber 1984 and the Mus­lims in Gu­jarat in 2002.  In both these geno­ci­dal mas­sacres, the agen­cies and lumpens of the gov­ern­ment en­gi­neered at­tacks on in­no­cent Sikhs.

Giv­ing ex­pres­sion to the ap­pre­hen­sions of many a Sikh in Pun­jab and world­wide, party spokesper­son Kan­warpal Singh said that “We are all very wor­ried about the thou­sands of farm­ers and their lives.”

The at­ti­tude of the min­is­ters of the gov­ern­ment, in­clud­ing Min­is­ter for Agri­cul­ture Narinder Singh Tomar, clearly shows that the gov­ern­ment has pro­gressed from be­ing stub­born to now be­come per­pe­tra­tors of as­saults on Farm­ers’ lead­er­ship and farm­ers.

Har­cha­ran­jit Singh Dhami made a fer­vent ap­peal to the in­ter­na­tional com­mu­nity and said, “His­tory has af­forded de­mo­c­ra­tic coun­tries to keep a vigil on the Kissan Ekta Mor­cha and even pres­sur­ize the In­dian gov­ern­ment to en­sure that jus­tice is done to the protest­ing farm­ers.” Through their em­bassies and me­dia of re­spec­tive coun­tries, facts and truth of the Kisan Mor­cha and rights of farm­ers must be com­mu­ni­cated world­wide.