- Storm movement of farmers in Bhopal!
- The police tried to break the barricades and directly surround the Chief Minister's residence
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Bhopal Farmer Protest: Capital of Madhya Pradesh In Bhopal on monday Big movement of farmers (Farmer Protest) happened. Thousands of farmers from various districts entered Bhopal and their convoy reached Hoshangabad Road. In the wake of the protest, the police had deployed huge barricades and security at many places, but at many places the farmers tried to break the barricades and advance. Speaking to Navbharat Live, the protesting farmers said their aim was to lay siege to the Chief Minister's residence. Farmer leaders leading the agitation made it clear that they would not go back until their demands were met.
What is the issue of farmers?
Procuring mung beans is a major concern of farmers. They allege that the government has not yet made satisfactory arrangements for the procurement of their crops, which is causing them financial loss. The farmers, who had come in preparation for the long-running agitation, had brought with them several days' worth of rations and essentials. The protesters say they are ready to stay put indefinitely.
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Police administration monitoring the situation
Meanwhile, the police administration is closely monitoring the situation. To maintain law and order, additional police forces have been deployed on several major roads in the capital, and changes have been made in the traffic system. According to the claims of farmers' organizations, thousands of farmers have reached Bhopal today and more are likely to arrive tomorrow. As a result, agitation may become more intense.
Farmers march for these demands
Bhopal, the capital of Madhya Pradesh, became the epicenter of a major farmers' protest on Tuesday. Thousands of farmers took to the streets demanding 100% government procurement of mungbean, fair prices for crops and improvement in fertilizer distribution system. As soon as the 'Kisan Kranti Padayatra' of the United Kisan Morcha reached Bhopal, there were clashes between farmers and the police at many places. One by one the farmers broke barriers and entered the capital and tried to march towards the Chief Minister's residence. The presence of large number of farmers with tractor-trolleys in the protest also raised the concern of the administration.
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