Over 70,000 farmers from Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Haryana, Punjab and other parts of North India with a large convoy of tractors and trolleys are marching to Delhi and are scheduled to reach the Kisan ghat in the capital on 2nd of Oct. However, the Delhi Police is tried to stop the massive congregation of farmers from entering the state. It barricaded all borders of the National Capital and stopped protesters outside Delhi borders.The constant protest from the farming community clearly indicates that the backbone of the nation’s economy is going through an extreme rough patch. The government who is busy trying to achieve the desired numbers for its GDP, is ignoring our bread-givers and their problems.
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