(Bharat Bandh 26 March) Farmers India is closed today know what will be open and what will remain closed
New Delhi: Farmers' organizations have been protesting against the three new agricultural laws for nearly four months on the borders of Delhi today. India has called off. According to the Samyukta Kisan Morcha this bandh will start from 6 in the morning and will continue till 6 in the evening. This Bharat Bandh of farmers also has the support of political parties, including the Left. The Kisan Morcha has appealed to the people to support this bandh
What can be affected
Rail and road transport may be affected due to this Bharat Bandh called by the farmers organizations, while in many places the markets are also expected to remain closed. Farmers' organizations opposing the new agricultural laws of the Center have called for a complete Bharat Bandh so it is feared that people may face problems with essential commodities as well. Darshanpal, leader of the United Farmers Front, said in a video message that the supply of vegetables and milk will also be stopped during the bandh. However Notwithstanding, it won't be shut in five electing states
Kisan Morcha statement
The United Kisan Morcha issued a statement saying, 'All shops, malls, markets and institutions will remain closed under the entire Bharat Bandh. All short and long courses will be obstructed and prepares will be halted All services will remain closed except for ambulances and other essential services. The impact of the Bharat Bandh will also be seen in Delhi. There is an appeal to the agitating farmers to maintain peace during the bandh and not to engage in any wrong discussion or confrontation. The Morcha said that there will be a shutdown in the national capital as well
Confederation of All India Traders refused ban
The Confederation of All India Traders, which claims to represent eight crore traders in the country, said the markets would remain open on 26 March as they were not involved in Bharat Bandh Speaking to PTI, the organization's general secretary Praveen Khandelwal said We are not joining the Bharat Bandh tomorrow. Markets will stay open in Delhi and different pieces of the country. The continuous gridlock must be settled through the exchange cycle. There should be a discussion on amendments in agricultural laws that can make the existing agriculture profitableThe maximum effect of this band called by farmers' organizations can be seen in Punjab and Haryana where the support of this movement A large number of people are gathering in At the same time, the effect of the band can also be seen in some parts of UP. Let me tell you that Chakka Jam was announced a few days after the violence on 26 January in Delhi, but it was later withdrawn in UP Uttarakhand