The ongoing protests by farmers from Punjab have gained significant attention as thousands march towards Delhi, voicing their grievances against unmet demands from the central government. This article delves into the latest developments of the protest and the demands put forth by the protesting farmers.

Unrest in Delhi: The second day of the latest phase of farmer protests commenced on Wednesday (14th February) with notable farmer leader Sarwan Singh Pandher expressing the sentiments of the protesting farmers.

Calls for Dialogue: Asserting the importance of dialogue, Pandher emphasized the need for authorities to heed the concerns of the farmers. He highlighted the substantial support from local communities and reiterated the commitment of the protestors to continue their demonstration until their demands are met. Urging the government to pave the way for resolution, Pandher emphasized the peaceful nature of their protest, aimed at avoiding any violent escalations.

Escalating Concerns: Pandher further voiced concerns regarding the prevailing atmosphere, stating that despite efforts to engage in constructive dialogue, there has been a lack of substantive action from the government’s end. He lamented the attempts to discredit the protestors and accused the government of prolonging the issue rather than addressing it promptly.

Demand for Resolution: The farmers have been persistent in their demand for a viable solution to their grievances. Pandher elucidated that despite providing a considerable window for deliberation, the government has failed to address the core issues effectively. He criticized the authorities for shirking their responsibilities and accused them of attempting to undermine the legitimacy of the protests.

Open to Dialogue: While reiterating their willingness to engage in dialogue, Pandher affirmed that the farmers remain resolute in their stance until a satisfactory resolution is reached. He emphasized that the door for negotiation remains open from their end and urged the government to reciprocate in earnest.