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In Photos: Maharashtra Farmers Protest at Mumbai’s Azad Maidan
Thousands had gathered on Saturday at Nashik, and began a 180 km march to Mumbai.
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Farmers from 21 districts of Maharashtra made their way to Mumbai on Monday, 25 January, to protest against the Centre’s three new contentious agricultural laws.
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Farmers from 21 districts of Maharashtra made their way to Mumbai on Monday, 25 January, to protest against the Centre’s three new contentious agricultural laws, with many reaching the city’s Azad Maidan on Sunday evening itself.
Thousands had gathered on Saturday at Nashik, and began a 180 km march to Mumbai.
“This march is being held to support and expand the historic two-month long farmers’ stir in Delhi, demanding that the government repeal the three farm laws,” All India Kisan Sabha national president Dr Ashok Dhawale had told the Indian Express.
The demands of the farmers at the rally are:
Repeal of the three ‘anti-farmer, anti-people and pro-corporate’ farm laws
Enact a central law guaranteeing remunerative MSP and procurement
Withdraw the Electricity Amendment Bill
Repeal the four Labour Codes
Vest all forest lands, temple lands, pasture lands etc in the names of the tillers
Resume the implementation of the Mahatma Phule Loan Waiver Scheme for farmers, which had been suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Farmers from 21 districts of Maharashtra made their way to Mumbai on Monday to protest against the Centre’s three new contentious agricultural laws.(Photo: The Quint)
A Navle of AIKS said that almost 15,000 farmers participated in the rally from Nashik, ANI reported.
Farmers from 21 districts of Maharashtra made their way to Mumbai on Monday to protest against the Centre’s three new contentious agricultural laws.(Photo: The Quint)
Farmers from 21 districts of Maharashtra made their way to Mumbai on Monday to protest against the Centre’s three new contentious agricultural laws.(Photo: The Quint)
Farmers from 21 districts of Maharashtra made their way to Mumbai on Monday to protest against the Centre’s three new contentious agricultural laws.(Photo: The Quint)
Farmers from 21 districts of Maharashtra made their way to Mumbai on Monday to protest against the Centre’s three new contentious agricultural laws.(Photo: The Quint)
Farmers from 21 districts of Maharashtra made their way to Mumbai on Monday to protest against the Centre’s three new contentious agricultural laws.(Photo: The Quint)
Farmers from 21 districts of Maharashtra made their way to Mumbai on Monday to protest against the Centre’s three new contentious agricultural laws.(Photo: The Quint)
Farmers from 21 districts of Maharashtra made their way to Mumbai on Monday to protest against the Centre’s three new contentious agricultural laws.(Photo: The Quint)
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Farmers from 21 districts of Maharashtra made their way to Mumbai on Monday to protest against the Centre’s three new contentious agricultural laws.(Photo: The Quint)
Farmers from 21 districts of Maharashtra made their way to Mumbai on Monday to protest against the Centre’s three new contentious agricultural laws.(Photo: The Quint)
Farmers from 21 districts of Maharashtra made their way to Mumbai on Monday to protest against the Centre’s three new contentious agricultural laws.(Photo: The Quint)
Mumbai: Farmers participate in ‘Akhil Bharatiya Kisan Sabha’ at Azad Maidan, in Mumbai, Monday.(Photo: PTI/Mitesh Bhuvad)
Mumbai: Farmers participate in ‘Akhil Bharatiya Kisan Sabha’ at Azad Maidan, in Mumbai, Monday.(Photo: PTI/Mitesh Bhuvad)
Mumbai: Farmers stopped by police as they march from Azad Maidan towards Raj Bhavan to submit a memorandum to the Governor during the ongoing ‘Akhil Bharatiya Kisan Sabha’, in Mumbai, Monday.(Photo: PTI/Mitesh Bhuvad)
Mumbai: Senior NCP leader Sharad Pawar addresses during the ‘Akhil Bharatiya Kisan Sabha’ at Azad Maidan, in Mumbai, Monday.(Photo: PTI/Mitesh Bhuvad)
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