Farmers in Indian Punjab put up posters to boycott BJP, ban entry of its leaders
Chandigarh: Farmers’ unions have put up posters in various areas of the Indian state of Punjab, protesting against the Bharatiya Janata Party, announcing boycott of the BJP in the parliamentary elections and banning the entry of BJP leaders. has been.
According to Kashmir Media Service, Punjab will go to polls on June 1. Most of the banners are being put up by various farmers’ unions, while the Sanyukt Kisan Morcha and Kisan Mazdoor Morcha, which led the farmers’ protest on Shambhu and Khanuri borders, also released a separate poster to highlight the brutality of the BJP against the farmers.
In most of the villages of the state, posters with slogans like “Kisan Da Delhi Jana Banda Hai, Bajpa Da Pandu Vich Ana Banda Hai” have been put up. Not only posters, but videos of people criticizing the Modi government from the villages of Punjab are going viral on Facebook and Instagram.
A poster says that since farmers have been banned from going to Delhi, BJP leaders are barred from entering the village. Peasant leader Baldev Singh Jira said that in view of Haryana government’s brutal policy against the farmers’ movement, anger is increasing among farmers.
He said the way Shub Karan Singh was killed, teargas shells were fired at the farmers, pellets were used and many farmers were seriously injured, therefore, people are not only angry but they have also attacked the BJP.
