Farmer Protest: Shambhu Border Meeting Today as Farmers Plan Delhi March Strategy

At Shambhu Border, farmers who have been protesting for over 300 days are set to hold a crucial meeting today. The gathering will focus on strategizing their next steps, including the potential march towards Delhi. Farmers are closely watching the central government's stance on their demands, hoping for a positive response regarding talks. Farmer leader Abhimanyu Kohar has expressed concerns that neither the ruling party nor the opposition is supporting the farmers in their ongoing struggle. He emphasized that despite the prolonged protest, political parties have largely ignored their plight, leaving them to fight for their rights on their own. Kohar’s statement reflects the growing frustration among the farmers, who feel sidelined in the face of the government’s indifference to their issues. The farmers' movement, which initially began as a protest against controversial farm laws, has now evolved into a larger call for agricultural reforms. With the upcoming meeting, they plan to reassess their strategy and take further steps to push for their demands. The farmers are determined to continue their protest until their voices are heard and their demands are met.