Farmers Protest: Things did not work out with the government, farmers preparing to march to Delhi tomorrow; Know next plan

The central government and the farmers have held four rounds of talks so far, but the discussions have yielded no clear results. Leaders of the farmers have refused what the government has asked. Concurrently, the farmers have decided to march on February 21 to Delhi.

Leader of the farming community Sarwan Singh Pandher aimed the Centre, stating that farmers should be permitted to travel to Delhi and that the government is preventing them from doing so.

"The intention of the government was very clear that they would not allow us to enter Delhi at any cost. If you do not want to find a solution through discussions with the farmers then we should be allowed to march towards Delhi. When As they moved towards Delhi, there was shelling. Bullets were also fired on the tyres of tractors.

Sarwan Singh Pandher further said, "Haryana DGP has said that they are not using tear gas on farmers. We demand punishment for those using it... False statements are also being made. ..The situation in Haryana is like Kashmir. We will march towards Delhi on 21st February. The government has given us a proposal so that we step back from our basic demands. The government will be responsible for this, whatever happens now, farmer leader Sarwan Singh said."