Bathinda: Sanyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM), not to be confused with SKM (Non-Political) that is protesting on Shambhu and Khanauri borders of Punjab and Haryana, condemned the use of police force against farm activists at Shambhu on Friday and Sunday.
The farm group, which spearheaded the 2020-2021 farm stir on Haryana-Delhi borders, said instead of adopting democratic ways of consultations and discussions, the central govt was preferring to use brute force to suppress farmers’ struggle.
In a statement on Sunday, SKM called for a larger, issue-based unity of farmers along with broader worker-farmer unity against corporate policies. SKM urged farmers to remain alert against efforts to divide farmers.
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