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The Samyukta Kisan Morcha (SKM) will hold a nationwide protest on March 21 to protest against the Centre for not fulfilling its promises, including setting up of a panel on MSP and withdrawal of cases against farmers, its functionaries said on Monday.
It was decided after a day-long closed door meeting was held at the Gandhi Peace Foundation at Deen Dayal Upadhyay Marg here.
SKM leaders and members reviewed the progress made so far by the Centre on the promises made to farmers, including setting up a panel on MSP.
"There has been no progress in fulfilling the promises made by the Centre to farmers on the issue of forming a panel on MSP to make legislation on it, withdrawal of cases against farmers and expulsion of Union minister Ajay Mishra Teni from the Cabinet.
"So the SKM has decided to hold a nationwide protest at district and block level on March 21 against the central government for non fulfilling promises," senior SKM member Abhimanyu Kohar told PTI.
The SKM, an umbrella body of 40 farm unions, had spearheaded a year-long agitation against the Centre's three farm laws.
It had suspended the stir on December 9 last year after the government revoked the contentious laws and agreed to consider its six other demands, including withdrawal of cases registered against farmers during the agitation, a legal guarantee on MSP and compensation for kin of farmers who died during the protest.
Later in a statement, the SKM said farmers will observe 'MSP guarantee week' from April 11 to 17 under its next phase of nationwide campaign.
The non-implementation of the assurances given by the government to the farmers' movement, even after three months, exposes its anti-farmer intentions, the statement said.
"It was unanimously decided that between April 11 and 17, a nationwide campaign would be launched by observing MSP Legal Guarantee Week. During this week, all the constituent organizations associated with the SKM will organize demonstrations and seminars, demanding legal guarantee of MSP as recommended by the Swaminathan Commission,” the statement said.
The Morcha reviewed the written assurances given by the government to the Samyukta Kisan Morcha on December 9 and found that even after three months the government had not acted upon its key assurances, it said. "There is no trace of the assurance of forming a committee on MSP. Except Haryana, the police cases registered against the farmers during the agitation in other states have not been withdrawn. Delhi Police has spoken of partial withdrawal of some cases but there is no concrete information about that as well.
"The SKM has decided to organize a nationwide protest on March 21, regarding the role of the government in the Lakhimpur Kheri incident, and the betrayal of the assurances given to the farmers' movement," the SKM statement said.

'Modi govt's anti-farmer intentions exposed': SKM lays out plan for 'unfulfilled demands'

'Modi govt's anti-farmer intentions exposed': SKM lays out protest plan for 'unfulfilled demands'

The Samyukta Kisan Morcha, which spearheaded the protest against the three now-revoked contentious farm laws,&nbsp;will hold a nationwide protest on March 21 to protest against the Centre for not fulfilling its promises. After a day-long closed door meeting, the farmer group said that the Modi&nbsp;government had not kept its promise on&nbsp;setting up of a panel on MSP and withdrawal of cases against farmers.
In a statement, the SKM&nbsp;said that there has been no progress in fulfilling the promises made by the Centre to farmers on the issue of forming a panel on MSP to make legislation on it, withdrawal of cases against farmers and expulsion of Union minister Ajay Mishra Teni from the Cabinet.
The SKM, which is&nbsp;an umbrella body of 40 farm unions, had suspended the stir on December 9 last year after the government revoked the contentious laws and agreed to consider its six other demands.
The SKM said farmers will observe 'MSP guarantee week' from April 11 to 17 under its next phase of nationwide campaign.
The statement noted: The non-implementation of the assurances given by the government to the farmers' movement, even after three months, exposes its anti-farmer intentions.

After a day-long closed door meeting, the farmer group said that the Modi&nbsp;government had not kept its promise on&nbsp;setting up of a panel on MSP and withdrawal of cases against farmers.
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The Samyukta Kisan Morcha (SKM) will hold a nationwide protest on March 21 to protest against the Centre for not fulfilling its promises, including setting up of a panel on MSP and withdrawal of cases against farmers, its functionaries said on Monday.
It was decided after a day-long closed door meeting was held at the Gandhi Peace Foundation at Deen Dayal Upadhyay Marg here.
SKM leaders and members reviewed the progress made so far by the Centre on the promises made to farmers, including setting up a panel on MSP.
"There has been no progress in fulfilling the promises made by the Centre to farmers on the issue of forming a panel on MSP to make legislation on it, withdrawal of cases against farmers and expulsion of Union minister Ajay Mishra Teni from the Cabinet.
"So the SKM has decided to hold a nationwide protest at district and block level on March 21 against the central government for non fulfilling promises," senior SKM member Abhimanyu Kohar told PTI.
The SKM, an umbrella body of 40 farm unions, had spearheaded a year-long agitation against the Centre's three farm laws.
It had suspended the stir on December 9 last year after the government revoked the contentious laws and agreed to consider its six other demands, including withdrawal of cases registered against farmers during the agitation, a legal guarantee on MSP and compensation for kin of farmers who died during the protest.
Later in a statement, the SKM said farmers will observe 'MSP guarantee week' from April 11 to 17 under its next phase of nationwide campaign.
The non-implementation of the assurances given by the government to the farmers' movement, even after three months, exposes its anti-farmer intentions, the statement said.
"It was unanimously decided that between April 11 and 17, a nationwide campaign would be launched by observing MSP Legal Guarantee Week. During this week, all the constituent organizations associated with the SKM will organize demonstrations and seminars, demanding legal guarantee of MSP as recommended by the Swaminathan Commission,&rdquo; the statement said.
The Morcha reviewed the written assurances given by the government to the Samyukta Kisan Morcha on December 9 and found that even after three months the government had not acted upon its key assurances, it said. "There is no trace of the assurance of forming a committee on MSP. Except Haryana, the police cases registered against the farmers during the agitation in other states have not been withdrawn. Delhi Police has spoken of partial withdrawal of some cases but there is no concrete information about that as well.
"The SKM has decided to organize a nationwide protest on March 21, regarding the role of the government in the Lakhimpur Kheri incident, and the betrayal of the assurances given to the farmers' movement," the SKM statement said.

Several trains were cancelled, highways and key roads blocked and many thousands stranded for hours on Monday as a nationwide 10-hour shutdown against the Centre&rsquo;s three agriculture laws disrupted lives across parts of India, particularly in the north.&nbsp;
The bandh had been called to mark a year since the contentious laws were signed into law by President Ram Nath Kovind.
In Punjab alone, people gathered at more than 500 locations to express their support to the bandh. Numerous non-farmer associations also stood in solidarity with farmers.
About 25 trains were affected in north India due to the Bharat Bandh called by farm unions to protest the Centre's three agricultural laws.
The Samyukta Kisan Morcha, the united forum of farmer unions, protesting the three farm laws, on Monday said its call for a Bharat Bandh received "unprecedented and historic" response from more than 23 states and not a single untoward incident was reported from anywhere. It also appreciated state governments and political parties that extended support to the bandh.
BITE: Rakesh Tikait
In West Bengal, life was largely unaffected but Left activists blocked roads and railway tracks in many places.
In Bihar and Odisha too protests and rail lines were blocked in pockets in some cities.
In Kerala, where the strike was supported by the ruling LDF and the opposition Congress-led UDF, KSRTC bus services were off the road with almost all trade unions in the state taking part
There were attempts to organise a road blockade in Karnataka on state and national highways which led to disruption of vehicular movement
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Road blockade, protest marches, market shutdowns mark Bharat Bandh, farmers call it a success

The bandh had been called to mark a year since the contentious laws were signed into law by President Ram Nath Kovind.

Several trains were cancelled, highways and key roads blocked and many thousands stranded for hours on Monday as a nationwide 10-hour shutdown against the Centre&rsquo;s three agriculture laws disrupted lives across parts of India, particularly in the north.&nbsp;
The bandh had been called to mark a year since the contentious laws were signed into law by President Ram Nath Kovind.
In Punjab alone, people gathered at more than 500 locations to express their support to the bandh. Numerous non-farmer associations also stood in solidarity with farmers.
About 25 trains were affected in north India due to the Bharat Bandh called by farm unions to protest the Centre's three agricultural laws.
The Samyukta Kisan Morcha, the united forum of farmer unions, protesting the three farm laws, on Monday said its call for a Bharat Bandh received "unprecedented and historic" response from more than 23 states and not a single untoward incident was reported from anywhere. It also appreciated state governments and political parties that extended support to the bandh.
BITE: Rakesh Tikait
In West Bengal, life was largely unaffected but Left activists blocked roads and railway tracks in many places.
In Bihar and Odisha too protests and rail lines were blocked in pockets in some cities.
In Kerala, where the strike was supported by the ruling LDF and the opposition Congress-led UDF, KSRTC bus services were off the road with almost all trade unions in the state taking part
There were attempts to organise a road blockade in Karnataka on state and national highways which led to disruption of vehicular movement
&nbsp;

The bandh had been called to mark a year since the contentious laws were signed into law by President Ram Nath Kovind.

Several trains were cancelled, highways and key roads blocked and many thousands stranded for hours on Monday as a nationwide 10-hour shutdown against the Centre&rsquo;s three agriculture laws disrupted lives across parts of India, particularly in the north.&nbsp;
The bandh had been called to mark a year since the contentious laws were signed into law by President Ram Nath Kovind.
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In Punjab alone, people gathered at more than 500 locations to express their support to the bandh. Numerous non-farmer associations also stood in solidarity with farmers.
About 25 trains were affected in north India due to the Bharat Bandh called by farm unions to protest the Centre's three agricultural laws.
The Samyukta Kisan Morcha, the united forum of farmer unions, protesting the three farm laws, on Monday said its call for a Bharat Bandh received "unprecedented and historic" response from more than 23 states and not a single untoward incident was reported from anywhere. It also appreciated state governments and political parties that extended support to the bandh.
In West Bengal, life was largely unaffected but Left activists blocked roads and railway tracks in many places.
In Bihar and Odisha too protests and rail lines were blocked in pockets in some cities.
In Kerala, where the strike was supported by the ruling LDF and the opposition Congress-led UDF, KSRTC bus services were off the road with almost all trade unions in the state taking part
There were attempts to organise a road blockade in Karnataka on state and national highways which led to disruption of vehicular movement
&nbsp;

A 65-year-old farmer, who has been protesting at Ghulal Toll barrier for the last 10 months, ended his life on Sunday by hanging self from a pipe using a piece of cloth that is used to wrap around head. The incident happened hours before Bharat Bandh by farmer unions. The deceased farmer's wife is also participating in protest against Centre's three farm laws at Delhi's Tikri border. Farmers learnt about the incident when they saw the deceased's hanging body on Monday morning.

Bharat Bandh: farmer ends life by hanging self in Ludhiana

Bharat Bandh: farmer ends life by hanging self in Ludhiana

A 65-year-old farmer, who has been protesting at Ghulal Toll barrier for the last 10 months, ended his life on Sunday by hanging self from a pipe using a piece of cloth that is used to wrap around head. The incident happened hours before Bharat Bandh by farmer unions. The deceased farmer's wife is also participating in protest against Centre's three farm laws at Delhi's Tikri border. Farmers learnt about the incident when they saw the deceased's hanging body on Monday morning.

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